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From: Dan Janowski <danj@3skel.com>
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Subject: [Q] Sound loopthrough / Speak-freely use
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Two things that I am sure are related:

I have a sound blaster 16. Sound from the microphone
loops right back to the speakers. How do I turn this
off?

I am trying to use speak-freely and I cannot send
audio and receive it at the same time. If I stop
sending audio, by simply pausing sfmike, I can then
hear the sound coming in off the network.

Any one know why?

I'm not on these mail lists.

Thanks,

Dan


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