SB Audigy and Counter-Strike

[upsciLLion]

I'm having a problem with using a microphone in CS (or DoD for that matter). I um, can't get it to work.

I have to enable my onboard sound (gag) and use the mic input on there in order to use the voice function. Anyone else having the same situation? Anyone found a fix for it (other than a work around like me)?

Thanks for any help ya can give,

upsciLLion

 

[Mem]

<< Anyone else having the same situation? >>



Yep,I think it`s software problem with SB audigy anyway I never use my mic in CS so it does not really bother me,just have to wait for a fix I guess.

 

[upsciLLion]

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<< Anyone else having the same situation? >>



Yep,I think it`s software problem with SB audigy anyway I never use my mic in CS so it does not really bother me,just have to wait for a fix I guess. >>



Oh well that's dandy. Maybe we should all pay $100 to be beta testers more often. :disgust:

upsciLLion

 

[JW310]

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Oh well that's dandy. Maybe we should all pay $100 to be beta testers more often. :disgust:

upsciLLion >>


A lot of software is like that... the manufacturers are pushed to a certain deadline to get a working version of the sofware out, regardless of the bugs that may be in the code. I mean, look at much of the sofware that Microsoft puts out - some of the release versions might as well be beta versions. If hardware manufacturers wanted to wait until the drivers are 100% bug-free on all operating systems that the hardware is designed to work with, then the hardware may never be released.

However...
I do see where you're coming from with your disgust with the mic not working. I'd be pretty damn upset if I bought a soundcard and wasn't able to put it to full use (i.e. the mic not working in CS). All I can really say is that you can just hope that they come out with an updated version of the sofware/drivers for the card that will fix that issue.

JW