Mic

[scott_pd]

Right, I just brought a mic headset from the guy who I get my disks from, and I just cant seem to get it working. It came with a black connection and a red connection, so I put the black connection in the light green socket, and the red connection in the light pink socket, but the mic does not work...although I get the output from the rest of the headset. I did move the red connector into the blue socket, but it made no differance, so I put it back into the pink socket.

I just can not work out why the mic is not working, I know it probebrly sounds like a noobish question, afterall how hard can it be to get a mic to work....oh yea, the headset came with no instructions. So any help would be great.

[Barbarossa]

http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/4403/untitled3cc1.jpg

Make sure you haven't got "Mute" ticked, as indicated.

If you don't see one for microphone, choose to display it, with Options.

[scott_pd]

Oh yea, I had a little play, nothing is muted. And the computer is set up for headsets as the best option.

[Barbarossa]

Good-oh! I only mention it because I've made that mistake before... :blushing:

[scott_pd]

Lol, no no, I did go through the volume options, one of the first things I did.

[Virtualbody1234]

The mic really does go into the pink plug. Do you have the correct sound drivers? If you still get nothing then the mic is probably defective.

[lynx]

What mobo?

Some are set by default to use the connectors for 5.1 output but can be configured (via drivers) for 4.0+mic or 2.0+mic+line