-   I HAVE GOT A LITTLE RECTANGLE AT THE BOTTOM LEFT HAND CORNEY AND I SPEEK INTO IT WHILE RECORDING IT DOESNT PIC UP MY VOICE AND I DEFINATLEY NO ITS A MIC BECASUE IT HAS A MIC Logo at THE TOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-   Guest
Feb 11, 2009
-   I KNOW THAT MY COMPUTER HAS A BUILT IN MIC AND I ALSO HAVE A USB MIC AND THE SOUND IS VERY DISTORTED! CAN YOU HELP ME FIND OUT WHAT IS GOING ON?-   DA-SONGBIRD
Jan 18, 2009
-   how do i adjust mic. level
-   Guest
Oct 06, 2008
-   My sound is fine until I go to a computer room and then sound breaks up. What can I do about this????-   Guest
Jul 25, 2008
-   im trying to make calls on skype, but im not sure if i hav a built-in mic or i hav to buy one, my laptop is panasonic toughbook. im tried making calls and speaking into my laptop but it didnt work
-   Guest
The majority of all desktop computers have and use external microphones, which means you will have to have a microphone connected to the computer. If you do not have any type of microphone attached to your sound card (the same place as your speakers) you do not have a microphone on the computer. If you have a laptop or other portable computer it is likely that it has a built in microphone. The microphone will usually be on the top or in the front of the portable computer and be identified with a picture of a microphone or "Mic" next to a small hole.
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Would a 3/32" to 1/8" converter work for my xbox 360 headset so it could be used as a computer microphone? Or would it be better to go with a USB converter?
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I bought a headset microphone for shure wireless system, but the sound is low. and i have to put the microphone in front of my mouth to get more volume. my PGX system frequency is H6 524- 542 Mhz. the microphone specification are: Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz SPL: max. 130 dB Supply voltage: 1.5 to 10 V Impedance: 1 kω Sensitivity: -42 dB Plug: latched 4-pin mini XLR (TA4F) for Shure pocket transmitter L1, L11, LX1, SC1, U1, UC1, UT1, T1, ULX1, UR1, PGX Please advise if this is matching with the wireless system and if there is any thing that can be done to the microphone. thanks alot guys.
i have a "compaq" portable computer; the "sign" indicating "microphone is on the rigth side and down indicating the hole to put an external microphone ... i thought all portables had an "internal" microphone ?