Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 Web Cam "webcam mic sounds static" Questions

webcam) mic as default - click on mic font to highlight and click "Properties" In lower dropbox display "Use this device enable" click OK Click "Levels" tab and ramp up sliders ( adjust to suit later)

...Webcam 9000 on my computer but I'm noticing my speakers have static coming through them. I have tested the mic on the camera, it's fine. The video is fine. However, there's a constant static sound ...

...mic. Hello, I have this webcam for 2 years now and since I got it Im having problems with the mic. First I thought it was the computer but now I got a new one (computer)and still having the same ...

...mic distorting, any ideas how to correct this isuue? Go to Control Panel and Click on Sounds, Click on Audio, then Click on the Microphone. Then Click on the drop down and select Camera Microphone or ...

...gets. Then again, unless you have another mic plugged into your computer on a headset or something, you won't be able to send audio because the mic to the webcam would be unplugged. I hope this

...static on the port or connector. The record volume levels are too high, or mic boost has been enabled and is picking up extra sound.I hope one of these examples helps to fix your problem, if it ...

...static noise coming from speakers I just installed the MS VX-6000 webcam. The video looks fine, but when the speaker volume in unmuted, a static noise comes from the speakers. Adjusting the volume ...

mic, or clap, I can sometimes hear that but not when i'm talking normally. I've played around with the settings- with no success! help! Verify that your microphone is configured correctlyloadTOCNode(2

...mic has static Go to Control Panel and Click on Sounds, Click on Audio, then Click on the Microphone. Then Click on the drop down and select Camera Microphone or Headset. Click OK and it should work. ...

...static. Is that my camera or theirs that is causing this? It is most likely the camera at their end, as they are able to see and hear you clearly. Try to position your speakers away from sources of ...