Poor Microphone Quality

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Kiwi

Member
Since lockdown I've been doing a lot of Zooming!

Unfortunately, the inbuilt mic is very poor quality even when plugging in earbud/mic combo. Have tried loads of settings using the installed Asus/Realtek stereo mixer and deleting the devices in Device Manager.

Any thoughts?
 
K

Kiwi

Member
Gavras said:
External sound card and external semi pro mic

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Do you think there is anyway of resolving the issue with the internal sound card?
 
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Gavras

Master Poster
Kiwi said:
Do you think there is anyway of resolving the issue with the internal sound card?
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Have you attached a quality headset with mic via Bluetooth to your PC, not cheap Amazon things but reasonable quality offerings?

I bit the bullet and bought the team decent external mics so everyone had a chance on Teams calls or Zoom meetings.
 
Cobblers

Cobblers

Enthusiast
I have been using this one, works well enough for me regards work based MS Team calls:


Scroll to bottom of page for updated versions, think they have an orange stripe instead of the blue, which is one I have. Purchased mine in 2016 and no issues with it at all, voice quality is good from what those tell me. It connects via USB, 3.5 mm Jack.

Having a seperate mic means I go for a better quality headset which in turn removes the extra weight associated with headsets that have a mic connected.
 
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