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  1. 12-13-2009 12:29 AM #1
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    Voip problem

    Every once and a while my voip goes all noisy and static, and at times hurts people's ears.
    It is not a problem with my computer, as teamspeak voice checks always come back 5/5. The only fix I know at this time is to restart 2142 once or twice. It is becoming a serious problem.
    Some say his skin has the texture of a dolphin's, and that wherever you are in the world, if you tune your radio to 88.4, you can actually hear his thoughts... all we know is, he's called the Stig.

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  2. 12-13-2009 09:25 AM #2
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    Re: Voip problem

    Are you useing a soundcard or your motherboard?
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  3. 12-13-2009 02:25 PM #3
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    Re: Voip problem

    Sound card, it's a sound blaster live card
    Some say his skin has the texture of a dolphin's, and that wherever you are in the world, if you tune your radio to 88.4, you can actually hear his thoughts... all we know is, he's called the Stig.

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  4. 12-13-2009 04:35 PM #4
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    Re: Voip problem

    Allright - very first thought that comes to my mind is to check for latest drivers. Update them and see if it works.

    I myself have an Creative X-Fi <something else - can't remember>. Even with the lastest driver I have the very same problem you discribed. What I did/do to solve this problem:

    I use the mainboard to get the input from the mic and use my sound-card to get the output. Simple but effective
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  5. 12-13-2009 04:39 PM #5
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    Re: Voip problem

    Ya, I was thinking about doing that. I'll try it. It sounds like I might need to re-install the game though. It might not recognize it.
    Some say his skin has the texture of a dolphin's, and that wherever you are in the world, if you tune your radio to 88.4, you can actually hear his thoughts... all we know is, he's called the Stig.

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  6. 12-14-2009 07:35 AM #6
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    Re: Voip problem

    sorry, but could somebody explain me, what the exatly meaning of "five by five" is?

    thanks

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    Re: Voip problem

    Quote Originally Posted by stolen from the 3rd wiki cause they are cool and stuff
    Radio Check

    The standard military Radio Check serves three purposes. First, it immediately identifies the name (call sign) of the individual joining the radio net. Second, it provides clear and concise feedback to the individual joining, as to how loud and clear other people on the same radio frequency hear their transmissions. Finally, it permits players to make adjustments to their settings, in order to improve how well others hear them from a loudness perspective, as well as the clarity of their transmissions.

    In the virtual world of Battlefield 2142, soldiers do not use actual military radios, but with VoIP the similarities to real military radio practices are quite a good fit. The detachment has taken the liberty of abbreviating and modifying these procedures somewhat for the sake of game play simplicity.
    [edit] Signal Strength (Loudness)

    1. Faint signals, barely perceptible
    2. Very weak signals
    3. Weak signals
    4. Fair signals
    5. Strong signals


    [edit] Readability (Comprehension)

    1. Unreadable
    2. Barely readable, occasional words distinguishable
    3. Readable with considerable difficulty
    4. Readable with practically no difficulty
    5. Perfectly readable


    The referencing of "5 by 5" stands for the combination of Signal Strength and Readability. "5 by 5" is a short form way of saying "your signal strength is strong and you are perfectly readable.” In actual practice, many players state the real words as opposed to using numbers. Saying "loud and clear" or "strong and readable", are perfectly acceptable.




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  8. 12-15-2009 02:10 PM #8
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    Re: Voip problem

    thanks bro!

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