Echo

Seems every video call I make I hear my voice feeding back to me through the
microphone on the other end. Likewise the person on the other end hears their
voice back through my microphone.
I have tried moving speakers around (in front and in back of the mirophone),
adjusting volume, all of the obvious things to no avail. Any ideas.

Using Microsoft LifeCam VX-6000's on both ends in one case.

Greetings Bill,

Both of you may want to go through the Audio and video setup wizard to make sure that echo
cancellation is enabled.

To do so, hit the Alt key on the keyboard, choose the Tools menu, and then choose Audio and
video setup. Click Next and then verify that the 'Click here if you are using headphones' is
unchecked, then finish the wizard to save the changes.

If this wasn't the problem, I'd suggest getting headsets as opposed to using the vx built-in
mic.

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"Bill George" <> wrote in message
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> Seems every video call I make I hear my voice feeding back to me through the
> microphone on the other end. Likewise the person on the other end hears their
> voice back through my microphone.
> I have tried moving speakers around (in front and in back of the mirophone),
> adjusting volume, all of the obvious things to no avail. Any ideas.
>
> Using Microsoft LifeCam VX-6000's on both ends in one case.
>
>