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Bluetooth Headset on PC - Microphone output far too quiet?
12gauge
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Hi -
My old headset stopped working and I figured I could go for a bluetooth headset which I can also use with my cellphone. I bought a Logitech Mobile Express headset and a Dlink DBT-122 USB-Bluetooth adapter. Now, the bluetooth connection is working, the headset is recognised by the dlink adapter and I can choose it as an audio device. The speaker is working fine, but the micophone output is not audible ... I set it to the maximum output, but still can't hear shit, and there is no possibility to activate the 20db boost I have with a normal microphone. For example, when I call the skype testuser "echo123" I can only hear my own voice barely when I seet my speakers to max.
I have an Intel DQ965FG motherboard with the onboard sound activated (sigmatel, newest drivers). Would this problem go away if I buy another soundcard, a terratec for 20 € for example? Or is there another solution to this problem?
I know for sure the microphone is working, as it shows no problems when used with my razr.
My old headset stopped working and I figured I could go for a bluetooth headset which I can also use with my cellphone. I bought a Logitech Mobile Express headset and a Dlink DBT-122 USB-Bluetooth adapter. Now, the bluetooth connection is working, the headset is recognised by the dlink adapter and I can choose it as an audio device. The speaker is working fine, but the micophone output is not audible ... I set it to the maximum output, but still can't hear shit, and there is no possibility to activate the 20db boost I have with a normal microphone. For example, when I call the skype testuser "echo123" I can only hear my own voice barely when I seet my speakers to max.
I have an Intel DQ965FG motherboard with the onboard sound activated (sigmatel, newest drivers). Would this problem go away if I buy another soundcard, a terratec for 20 € for example? Or is there another solution to this problem?
I know for sure the microphone is working, as it shows no problems when used with my razr.
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Sorry for not answering earlier, but the drivers are the newest available.