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03-07-2011, 05:31 PM
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Not a Taco
Join Date: May 2005
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Glad to hear that worked. As for the two mics/two channels, you won't be able to do that without a mixer, because of some weird audio driver stuff that I don't have my head wrapped around enough to explain properly. From what I understand, if multiple inputs were accepted, the timing would be slightly off, and continue to be off-er as time goes on.
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03-08-2011, 12:41 AM
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That's so PC of you
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: In a Server-sided Dimension where time is meaningless
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from what i understand i would have to use a normal mic and a USB mic to pull this off, but it's just too much trouble to be honest... i can work like this. Also decent USB mics are expensive (i found one for 6 bucks, but c'mon...)
Now, know what the weirdest thing is? To fix the hissing i just got a crazy idea that worked for no reason... i was Plugging the PSP to my PC via the Mic channel, and out of my Speakers i would pull the Headsets for myself. Then.. i just placed a Y splliter on the PSP iteself. One cable for the PC, one was for my Headphones... worked like a charm. Not a blip or hiss in sight. Weird. |
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