Sometimes during the set up the USB connected Netphone overrides the default sound card so all your sound comes out of the Netphone The most likely cause is that you are behind a firewall or have some firewall software running (eg ZoneAlarm). You need to either shut off your firewall or have your PC expert configure your firewall to accept incoming calls to the phone.

If you can't hear sound from your speakers, it means the speakers are not connected properly, the sound card isn't setup correctly, or the speakers could be defective. First, check the speaker-to-computer connections. Make sure the cable connected to the "Audio In" jack on the speakers is also connected to the "Speaker Out" or "Line Out" jack on the sound card. You can test the sound card jack by connecting headphones to it.

The test mode is activated by holding the RADIO button and turning on power. The head unit now enters a test mode sending audio to the amplifier in the following repeating sequence: The head unit continues to function as normal, except for this sequencing of the audio outputs. Turning off the head unit will leave the test mode.

If you can't hear sound from your speakers, it means the speakers are not connected properly, the sound card isn't setup correctly, or the speakers could be defective. First, check the speaker-to-computer connections. Make sure the cable connected to the "Audio In" jack on the speakers is also connected to the "Speaker Out" or "Line Out" jack on the sound card. You can test the sound card jack by connecting headphones to it.

The AC adapter is plugged into an AC outlet you know has power (don't laugh, I'm guilty of this one myself). Both ends of the cable from your computer to the speakers is pushed in all the way (subwoofer and computer). The cable going to your computer's sound card is plugged into the speaker out plug (not the line out, line in, digital in or out, or microphone plug). With sound cards capable of feeding more than two speakers, make sure the speaker plug you choose is for the front speakers.

No, The carpet covering we use is Acoustically Transparent and will not muffle the sound of a good quality pair of speakers, you may find a slight reduction in very high frequency's that you most probably wouldn't hear anyway.

No problem! As you can see below, we run an animated caption across the bottom of the browser of what the my Virtual Sales person™ is saying.

You can bring your own "home stereo" equipment (you may not exceed the electricity limit). Read more at the Rules page section "Music Loudness".

Component speakers, also call separates, are a separate midrange and tweeter. The midrange can be mounted in the factory opening and the tweeter up higher on the door or dashboard. Component speakers are typically better sounding because the audio signal is split up so that the midrange frequencies are routed to the midrange speaker and the high frequencies are sent to the tweeter via a crossover. This allows each speaker to play the frequencies they were designed for.

See the document "How To Calibrate Your Surround Speaker System Using Adobe Premiere " from Kelly Industries. [edit]

macam focuses on video. Cameras that have microphones almost universally use USB Audio Class for sound. This enables the system software driver to use the camera microphone while macam handles the video. The macam application does not record sound for movies, this is a deliberate choice [what should it sound like at 10x?]. The macam component lets the system deal with sound.

Speakers are recruited from academic institutions, think-tanks, the government, and the foreign service. The committee is careful to review the qualifications of the speaker to address his or her topic; however, despite our best efforts there are occasions when a well-qualified expert is not an effective speaker. These experts are not retained for future programs.

We don't supply the computer monitor with the DVR because, frankly you can get one cheaper and easier locally. Large computer stores such as Best Buy or CompUSA sell these monitors practically at cost. And due to thier heavy weight, they are very expensive to ship (and subject to damage). Also, we found that many of our customers have spare computer monitors available.

If your computer allows you to hear the audio through a built-in speaker, you should be able to hear the audio. Some computers provide headphone jacks as well, which would allow you to listen through a set of ear buds or headphones. Otherwise, you will need to obtain external speakers in order to listen to any associated audio clips.

If your computer allows you to hear the audio through its built-in speaker. Otherwise, you need to obtain external speakers.

The TriAxis program was written many years ago when Windows 95 was the flavor of the month - but things in the computer world move on at an alarming rate. We saw Windows 98, then Windows Millennium, then Windows 2000 and now Windows XP - Bill Gates really does have something to answer for here - most of these operating systems are incompatible in one way or another. For the program to work on XP systems you MUST set the program to run under Windows 95 emulation mode - or it simply will not work.

See previous question, but you need to deal with the "sentences.txt" file inside the PAK file, under the "sounds" directory. Also, see the "scripted_sentence" entity on the online entities list.