Talk back mic

Hey!Im also having Problems with my Talkback Settings.Im using TV Studio 4K Pro and 3x Studio Camera 4K Pro.Cameras connected with 2 SDI Cables.Talkback on 15/16 is activated in the TVS 4K, also no mutes or n-1 assignments.Headsets are EPOS Gaming GSP 302 with the smaller Connectors.By switching to 3,5mm Mic as Audio-In on the Camera i checked that the Mic is working... Yes there is Signal from the Microphone and i can hear my Voice. Switched the Audio 1&2 back to internal Mics.I mapped the Push to Talk Button to F3 but there is no Talkback Signal.I even set the Headphone Mic Level to 100% and can hear how the Ground Noise is coming up on my Headphones when i press F3... but still no Signal from the Mic.Do i have to switch Talkback Mic from the 5Pin connecter to 3,5 manually? And if so.. how?Thank you in advance!Toby

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Working correctly.Close the Discord application if it’s running in the background.To run Discord as an administrator, right-click the Discord icon and click Run as admin.Select Output DeviceThis error occurs mostly in laptops, as they have their mic. If you are using a laptop and also connected to an external mic or headphones with a mic, Discord will not be able to detect any of them. Then, you have to select the mic manually from the Discord settings. Here’s how to do that:Go to “User Settings” by clicking on the gear icon.Click on “Voice and Video.” Here, you will see an option for “Input Device.”Select the mic that you want to use from the drop-down menu.Restart Voice SettingsVoice settings must be restarted if you have done the wrong device configurations. These settings are complicated and require an expert to understand them. If you are not an expert in this field, it is best to restart these settings by following the steps given below:From the Discord app, click “User Settings,” the gear icon.After that, go to “Voice and Video.”Click on the “Reset Voice Settings” option at the bottom.Note: This may also disable the specific input device settings and volume levels; you must set them again. Disable Push to TalkPush to talk is a feature that allows you to talk only when you press and hold a hotkey. It is done to prevent background noise from being picked up by your microphone. However, this feature can also cause problems with your mic. To

Www.Serve-Now.com. We’re glad you’re listening to Legal Talk Network. Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn Too.Sharon D. Nelson: Welcome back to The Digital Edge on The Legal Talk Network. Today, our subject is speech solutions for today’s lawyer and our guest is Britt Lorish, who is the managing partner of Affinity Consulting Groups Virginia Office, and a former chair of ABA Techshow. So, Britt, what type of recording devices do you use with these various solutions?Britt Lorish: Well honestly, you can use almost anything with decent sound quality nowadays. There are a lot of attorneys that still love their traditional slider switch digital recorders. They just really love that slider switch feel, you know? So there are push buttons, digital recorders too; USB mics. If I had to pick a favorite from that realm I would say it’s probably the Philips DPM-8000. It has an added bonus, not only is it a really solid, sturdy product, but you can bounce it off the floor a few times and it probably won’t break. But it has the added bonus of being able to use it as a USB mic when you are connected to your computer, so that’s pretty great. Some lawyers like array mics that they can just set on their desks and push a button to activate. I’m personally not a great fan of those, I think they get more background noise, but you can use them. I personally use a bluetooth mic because I use it for a wide variety of things on my laptop including Skype, and Microsoft Lync and a number of other things. So I like to just have one mic for everything. I personally use a Plantronic CO53 and I love it, so that’s my personal preference. But mobile devices I think are fast becoming the microphone of choice for a lot of lawyers because everybody carries a smartphone with them all the time; so why not use it as your mobile recorder as well? It all really depends on your personal preference.Jim Calloway: Do you find that younger lawyers are embracing