Test the microphone in Windows Sound Recorder: For instructions on verifying that your microphone is detected by the operating system, go to Step IV. If your computer audio is muted, un-mute by:Ĭlose the Audio by clicking anywhere on your screen.īefore executing the following steps, connect your camera into an alternate USB port and make sure it is detected by the operating system. NOTE: Sample files can be found in the My Documents/My Music/Sample Music folder on your computer.īe sure that your audio output device is functioning properly and is not muted on the device itself or through the Windows operating system. Verify that you can hear sound through your speakers:įirst confirm that you can hear sound through your audio output device (speakers / headphones) by doing the following: Determine if the microphone drivers are loaded properly in Windows Device Manager.Verify the microphone is selected in the LWS application.Test the microphone in Windows Sound Recorder.Verify that you can hear sound through your speakers.At 20 dB boost, my voice volume is perfect but the background noise got louder as well.To troubleshoot your Logitech webcam microphone, do the following: Anything lower than that, my voice sounds like it's from a laptop microphone.Īt 10 dB boost, there's very little background noise but I'm still too quiet for my liking. Hmm, that didn't help at all although it helped me learn some things.įor example, there's background noise only at 96000 Hz and up. I've decided to keep noise suppression off because it messes around with my voice and I feel the background noise isn't as bad as having my voice distorted. Now just keep in mind the G230 microphone is pretty terrible so don't expect excellent sound quality. Go over to advanced again and change the quality to the maximum (192000 Hz Studio Quality) and click OK.When you're done changing these settings click OK, then once again return to properties.Now go to levels and bring the volume all the way up, experiment with different microphone boost levels until you find a good volume.Go back to properties and go to the enhancements section, enable acoustic echo cancellation, you may want to experiment with noise suppression.Go to the advanced section and change the quality to DVD quality and click OK.Find your device and click on properties.Go over to your sound settings and click on the recording devices section.
I had this problem with mine, this is what I did to make it a little better (but not turn it into a great mic):
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