richard
December 5th 03, 03:45 PM
Intel network card I assume?
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi there,
>
>
>I have peculiar issue trying to use Windows Messenger
4.7
>to converse with other Windows Messenger 4.7 clients.
>
>When I engage video conferencing I am able to see and
hear
>the person that I wish to speak to. However they can
>neither see nor hear me. The webcam is functioning
>properly as it works in other Instant Messanging
programs
>(e.g. Yahoo!) In addition, I can see myself (in the
>picture in picture) and the microphone level meter moves
>as I speak indicating that the microphone is functioning
>properly too.
>
>I have established a direct connection to the Internet
>during my troubleshooting to eliminate any potential NAT
>issues. All of the other complex IM activities (e.g.
file
>transfer, application sharing, whiteboard, remote access
>etc) work just fine.
>
>I have run the Audio (and Video) Tuning Wizard in
>Messenger several times.
>
>I am not running the Windows XP Internet Connection
>Firewall and the QoS Packet Scheduler is disabled.
>
>
>I'm beginning to run out of suggestions. Any help would
>be appreciated.
>
>
>Ron
>.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi there,
>
>
>I have peculiar issue trying to use Windows Messenger
4.7
>to converse with other Windows Messenger 4.7 clients.
>
>When I engage video conferencing I am able to see and
hear
>the person that I wish to speak to. However they can
>neither see nor hear me. The webcam is functioning
>properly as it works in other Instant Messanging
programs
>(e.g. Yahoo!) In addition, I can see myself (in the
>picture in picture) and the microphone level meter moves
>as I speak indicating that the microphone is functioning
>properly too.
>
>I have established a direct connection to the Internet
>during my troubleshooting to eliminate any potential NAT
>issues. All of the other complex IM activities (e.g.
file
>transfer, application sharing, whiteboard, remote access
>etc) work just fine.
>
>I have run the Audio (and Video) Tuning Wizard in
>Messenger several times.
>
>I am not running the Windows XP Internet Connection
>Firewall and the QoS Packet Scheduler is disabled.
>
>
>I'm beginning to run out of suggestions. Any help would
>be appreciated.
>
>
>Ron
>.
>