If you're running Windows 10 and you have microphone working thru the rear port, please contact me, post a link or otherwise tell me which Realtek driver you are using and the steps you took to make it work.
I want to chat when I'm using Steam. Windows seems to recognize there's a mic connected, but it doesn't actually work.
Cheers
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Okay. I ordered the Sabrent USB audio adapter from Amazon. $8 is an acceptable solution for enabling me to use voice chat on Steam.
Having said that, I'd love to be educated, Surrat. How is a line-in port different from a mic port? I'm neither an electrical nor an audio engineer, but it seems to me that a line-in port would take an audio signal from any source - microphone or other - and transmit it to the audio device, in this case the Realtek hardware in cMPs.
Please correct my limited understanding of the subject.
Cheers
EDIT: I did my own research on the subject. The absolutely definitive answer is in this post
Cheers
I want to chat when I'm using Steam. Windows seems to recognize there's a mic connected, but it doesn't actually work.
Cheers
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The MacPro 4,1 and 5,1 have no mic input at all. They have a line-in, which is not the same.
Okay. I ordered the Sabrent USB audio adapter from Amazon. $8 is an acceptable solution for enabling me to use voice chat on Steam.
Having said that, I'd love to be educated, Surrat. How is a line-in port different from a mic port? I'm neither an electrical nor an audio engineer, but it seems to me that a line-in port would take an audio signal from any source - microphone or other - and transmit it to the audio device, in this case the Realtek hardware in cMPs.
Please correct my limited understanding of the subject.
Cheers
EDIT: I did my own research on the subject. The absolutely definitive answer is in this post
Cheers
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