Echo When Using Audio/Video with MSN Messenger 7.0

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I have asked this question before but can't seem to get an answer that helps.

When I use audio/video with MSN Messenger 7.0 with a friend who has the same
messenging program, I hear a complete echo of my voice. I hear his voice
perfectly with no echo and he has no echo at his end. We have the headphones
box ticked, we have both run the audio tuning wizard and still an echo. When
he uses messenger with other people, he doesn't have the problem....so it
must be me.
 
'We have the headphones box ticked, we have both run the audio tuning wizard
and still an echo.'

Are you both using headphones?

Is your friend using speakers, usually, the echo comes from your voice
coming out of their speakers, being picked up by their microphone, and being
transmitted back to you. Having the headphone box ticked will make no
difference if you are using speakers. Have your friend try changing the
position of their microphone or turning down their speakers until the echo
is eliminated or reduced to a bearable level.

HTH

Jim
 
We are both using headphones, not speakers.

James E Middleton said:
'We have the headphones box ticked, we have both run the audio tuning wizard
and still an echo.'

Are you both using headphones?

Is your friend using speakers, usually, the echo comes from your voice
coming out of their speakers, being picked up by their microphone, and being
transmitted back to you. Having the headphone box ticked will make no
difference if you are using speakers. Have your friend try changing the
position of their microphone or turning down their speakers until the echo
is eliminated or reduced to a bearable level.

HTH

Jim
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'We have the headphones box ticked, we have both run the audio
tuning wizard
and still an echo.'

Are you both using headphones?

Is your friend using speakers, usually, the echo comes from
your voice
coming out of their speakers, being picked up by their
microphone, and being
transmitted back to you. Having the headphone box ticked will
make no
difference if you are using speakers. Have your friend try
changing the
position of their microphone or turning down their speakers
until the echo
is eliminated or reduced to a bearable level.

HTH

Jim


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check your audio drivers
 
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