Video Chat Webcam echo.

I have looked through the posts only to find a solution that doesn't seem
paticularly practical. I have a echo in video converstaions that is hard to
put up with. The echo cancellation just doesn't seem to work very well if the
settings are done properly in the set up section. Has anyone managed to fix
this problem?
The other person I am speaking to can not hear their vioce repeat back to
them but I can hear my vioce come back to me, then the cycle of feedback
begins.
Any suggestions in the settings area?

Try (both of you) using earphones. Echo is usually caused by your microphone
picking up what's coming from the speakers.

--
Edward Chow
Windows Live Butterfly: Messenger 2005-2007



"Nick C" <Nick > wrote in message
news:11E8B865-9AA8-4661-852E-...
>I have looked through the posts only to find a solution that doesn't seem
> paticularly practical. I have a echo in video converstaions that is hard
> to
> put up with. The echo cancellation just doesn't seem to work very well if
> the
> settings are done properly in the set up section. Has anyone managed to
> fix
> this problem?
> The other person I am speaking to can not hear their vioce repeat back to
> them but I can hear my vioce come back to me, then the cycle of feedback
> begins.
> Any suggestions in the settings area?
>

Surely as the application that sets up the audio/video setup has a echo
cancellation setting that is not tuned well enough. Is their a way that this
can be rectified.

"Edward Chow [WL Butterfly]" wrote:

> Try (both of you) using earphones. Echo is usually caused by your microphone
> picking up what's coming from the speakers.
>
> --
> Edward Chow
> Windows Live Butterfly: Messenger 2005-2007
>
>
>
> "Nick C" <Nick > wrote in message
> news:11E8B865-9AA8-4661-852E-...
> >I have looked through the posts only to find a solution that doesn't seem
> > paticularly practical. I have a echo in video converstaions that is hard
> > to
> > put up with. The echo cancellation just doesn't seem to work very well if
> > the
> > settings are done properly in the set up section. Has anyone managed to
> > fix
> > this problem?
> > The other person I am speaking to can not hear their vioce repeat back to
> > them but I can hear my vioce come back to me, then the cycle of feedback
> > begins.
> > Any suggestions in the settings area?
> >
>

Well, is it fixed if you use earphones?

Can't think of anything else...

--
Edward Chow
Windows Live Butterfly: Messenger 2005-2007



"Nick C" <> wrote in message
news:49E559BD-E50E-4037-AF09-...
> Surely as the application that sets up the audio/video setup has a echo
> cancellation setting that is not tuned well enough. Is their a way that
> this
> can be rectified.
>
> "Edward Chow [WL Butterfly]" wrote:
>
>> Try (both of you) using earphones. Echo is usually caused by your
>> microphone
>> picking up what's coming from the speakers.
>>
>> --
>> Edward Chow
>> Windows Live Butterfly: Messenger 2005-2007
>>
>>
>>
>> "Nick C" <Nick > wrote in message
>> news:11E8B865-9AA8-4661-852E-...
>> >I have looked through the posts only to find a solution that doesn't
>> >seem
>> > paticularly practical. I have a echo in video converstaions that is
>> > hard
>> > to
>> > put up with. The echo cancellation just doesn't seem to work very well
>> > if
>> > the
>> > settings are done properly in the set up section. Has anyone managed to
>> > fix
>> > this problem?
>> > The other person I am speaking to can not hear their vioce repeat back
>> > to
>> > them but I can hear my vioce come back to me, then the cycle of
>> > feedback
>> > begins.
>> > Any suggestions in the settings area?
>> >
>>