Windows 10: When I plug in my K66 microphone and connect to Streamyard, my laptop speakers stop...

I recently purchased some K66 microphones. The mic works fine but when I connect to Streamyard which is the platform we will be using to record podcasts on, the laptop speakers stop working. I can use headphones and that works but I have more than 20 guests who will be joining remotely and I don't want to have to buy and send out headphones to all of them.If anyone knows the solution, I would really appreciate it. When I go into the audio settings, only one box is shown and that's for microphone selection there is not a separate one for headphones/speakers.Any advice you can give would be r

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External microphone but audio over laptop speakers - possible?

Hi,

I have an external microphone connected to my laptop but I cannot hear the recording as long as the microphone is plugged it.

Is it possible to have the microphone plugged in and listen to the audio over the laptop speakers?

Thanks.

P.S: All drivers are up to date and the laptop has only one slot to connect a 3.5mm jack.

 

Zoom Audio not playing when connected to bluetooth transmitter

Bluetooth headsets have two modes because Bluetooth 4.x does not have enough bandwidth for both stereo speakers and a microphone at the same time.

• Hands-Free = Mono speakers + microphone
• Stereo = Stereo speakers + no microphone

Bluetooth headphones only need one mode because they don't have a microphone.

• Stereo = Stereo speakers

Airfly Pro is only designed to be used for stereo headphones or stereo speakers

I assume you are plugging the 3.5mm plug for the Airfly Pro into the input for the speakers
You then connect the laptop to the Airfly Pro using Bluetooth
For speakers in Zoom select Bluetooth Stereo
For microphone you select some microphone such as the one built into the laptop

The limitation of this setup is that you will only hear one side of the call on the speakers. What you say into the microphone won't be heard at all on the speakers. Another problem is that Bluetooth only has a maximum range of about 30 feet.

 

New Keyboard, Microphone stopped working with Speakers[New Info]


I recently purchased a Pok3r keyboard, and now my USB microphone(AT2005USB) and my speakers (Bose Companion 5) refuse to work together. However, when I have my old keyboard plugged in, they work together just fine.

My microphone has a way to listen to yourself while you talk, so it also is registered on my computer as a speaker. When I have that speaker enabled, my microphone works fine. When I disable that as a speaker and set my Bose speakers to the default speakers, my microphone doesn't pick up any sound according to the computer. I'll put a little gif up of what happens.



As you can see, when only my speakers are enabled, my microphone doesn't pick up any sound. This ONLY happens with my new keyboard plugged in.

If I have just my keyboard and the microphone plugged in, even if I disable the Microphones "speakers" it still will pick up audio on the microphone. It's only when I plug in the speakers as well that it decides not to pick up any sound.

Does anyone know what could be causing this? None of the devices have device specific drivers; they are all just installed by windows.

EDIT: I figured out that my keyboard works fine with everything when I plug it into the front USB ports on my computer, but it doesn't work on any of the back ports. I don't know what I should be doing to solve this problem.

Could this be a power issue? It always seems like one thing has to stop working for another thing to work. Maybe my new keyboard draws more power than my old one, and the usb ports in the back are almost all full. Maybe the power going to all the ports is just low, so not all of the devices can draw enough power.