Steam not recognizing built-in microphone properly
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Alright, before I start. I've already googled my problem but nobody is getting what's happening to me.
I just bought a new laptop and I just finished transfering all my steam games on it from my old computer. When I play games like Dota, or CSS, the voice symbol pops up when I press the bind but I'm not completely sure if sound comes out. In gmod, I used the voice_loop command in the console and didn't get any sounds back. But after I tested my mic in the settings, the bind worked and I could hear myself. But the problem is, when I switch maps, or restart the game, the microphone setting resets.
It's probably because my desktop used an external microphone and I moved the files from the steamapp folder over onto my laptop (uses the built-in mic). I can hear other people but I can't talk.
My built-in mic works fine with the Steam voice chat, skype and teamspeak, but just doesn't want to work with steam games.
For steam voice chat, I'm not using key bind to talk. Still works as if it were skype.
My microphone settings are fine in Dota.
Not sure about CSS or gmod.
My laptop's specs:
Intel Core i7-3630QM, 2.4GHz
12GB RAM
Windows 8 64Bit
Nvidia GeForce GTX 660M 2GB
Built-in Microphone
Desktop's specs:
Intel Core 2 Quad
Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit
2GB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 6670 1GB
Some external Dell microphone
All I'm really asking is if there is a way to get steam to stop resetting my mic setting for games.
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In certain Source Engine games (Garrys Mod, TF2, CSS, CSGO), you are transmitting, but you cannot hear yourself. Ask people if they hear you.
If that doesn't work, go to Microphone Settings and check your mic.
If not, use your old mic.
Thank god Steam for not letting this guy use his built-in mic
[QUOTE=Zantze;41493560]Thank god Steam for not letting this guy use his built-in mic[/QUOTE]
It works for basically everything but gmod and css.
Problem?
[QUOTE=Cock Breaker;41493586]It works for basically everything but gmod and css.
Problem?[/QUOTE]
built in mics sound like shit 95% of time
Mine's not that bad. Most annoying sounds that come from built-in mics come from the actual computer itself.
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Why would you bump this if it would literally take weeks for the thread to fall of the first page.
[QUOTE=supersoldier58;41497887]Why would you bump this if it would literally take weeks for the thread to fall of the first page.[/QUOTE]
How am I supposed to know that if I'm new to the forum...
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