New feature - enough volume for called parties to hear you

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Cybersys
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New feature - enough volume for called parties to hear you

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New feature - enough volume for called parties to hear you.
Does anyone know where to buy this feature?
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It's not available yet. But I've heard that Dan promised to implement it "soon" :wink: ...
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It's in the control panel under volume/microphone. The soft phone only adjusts headsets and microphones plugged into the outside ports.
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strndedinalska wrote:It's in the control panel under volume/microphone. The soft phone only adjusts headsets and microphones plugged into the outside ports.
Yes, I know, mine is cranked 100%, and my called parties are still unable to hear me.
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Post by strndedinalska »

Then it boils down to one or two issues. Either the mic in the phone isn't sensitive enough or an issue in the sound card itself. I had plenty of volume, but was getting interference using a GE phone. When I switched to GE, the problem cleared up thanks to a more sensitive mouthpiece.
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