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Perhaps it is the VIA Host Controllers, but the mic does not work on my computer - it does on others. How can I fix it? The camera works and I can hear the other person, but I have to type! or use sign language.

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Check that your mic is not dissabled in the volume properties, but also check that your instant messenger is set to recognise sound and audio. The best thing to do is to try recording a short video in windows movie maker 2 to check the cam is working ok

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