How the NDS Simulator uses the microphone

The landlord first asked for a headset with a microphone.

Just tick the Control Panel-Sound & Audio Device Properties --Device Volume--Advanced--Options-Properties-Recording-Stereo Mix

That's it, and at the same time the emulator sound is set to sound output mode == digital stereo.

I haven't tried mono mix, so if you want mono mix, just select the second item of sound output mode.

With a real microphone, set it in the options.

Upstairs, why doesn't it work for me?

I flagged into the headset of the headset (the headset is good) and there was no response at all in the game.

Seems to blow out the candle。。 Wrong, is it shouting that person? Blow out the candles in the back! It doesn't seem to be related to the question.。。。 I took 2 points...

Connect the microphone (generally headphones are brought) to the pink interface of the computer, and you can use the microphone in the emulator As for you saying that Zelda's Ocarina can't use the microphone, it may be a problem with the simulator, but no$gba, this emulator has not been updated for a long time, so there is little hope of solving it.

Desktop? It's good to blow the laptop on the microphone's hole (my laptop should have nothing to do with the system), I really don't know about the desktop, and the headphones should also work

Plug in the microphone and blow it directly.,I'm also blowing it directly.,It's just that the reaction is a little slow.,There's also a way to put the volume to the maximum.,It's best to put some songs with a wild rhythm.,It will also have obvious effects.,I play the right brain master and the reversal referee are like this.,I'm also vista.,Use the microphone that comes with the computer.,If it doesn't work, play the song.。

Use the microphone to click on the option Properties Recording, tick the "Microphone" below the recording, click OK, and then tick the selection (s) corresponding to the "Microphone" on the recording control window (be sure to play), and then turn the volume above to the maximum.

It's best to use a microphone, the microphone that comes with this book is not very good,--

The microphone can be operated with the computer's microphone, as long as your simulator sound is turned on, and the microphone property in the computer properties must also be on.

Plug in the microphone and blow directly into the microphone, one of the skills that must be mastered in the Counterattack Judge series.

In addition to the above, it may be an emulator problem, press F11 and see if the sound output mode column is digital stereo

If not, change it.

If it really doesn't work, you can try to do it again.

In addition, the microphone level microphone reinforcement is turned on to the maximum.

Change to an external microphone.,Just use it directly.,The built-in estimation doesn't support the simulator.。

Plug the microphone in and blow directly into the microphone.

The NDS emulator is not yet perfected. The fastest speed is only 70%...As for the microphone function, it is not out either. If you want to play a good NDS simulator, I recommend you check out the video game bus**.

The laptop can only be reconnected outside, and the built-in microphone is useless.

Like pockets, reversing the referee sometimes can't pass through some links without a microphone, and of course there is no other way without a microphone.

Double-click on the speaker, Options, Properties, click on the recording, stereo mix tick, OK, and turn the stereo mix to the maximum.

I've done it before.,It's a little forgotten.,It seems like this.,If it's not right, look for it on the Internet.,Yes.。

There's no way, the simulator can't use a microphone, and if you don't understand 3L, don't talk nonsense, this method is useless.

Pure deception, whether the simulator is loud or microphone, you buy it, it is useless, it can't be used, only on the machine.

First of all, double-click the speaker that controls the sound in the toolbar at the bottom right of the computer - click 'Options' and 'Properties' - turn off the 'Microphone' under '**', and select the 'Microphone' under 'Recording'. That should do the trick.

Also, if your emulator is no$gba, press F11 to pop up the emulator settings window, set the sound output mode to digital stereo, and set the sound desired sample rate to high(44kHz)(best).

Try a different sound card driver.

Didn't you know that some NDS games also require a microphone?

Some games are used, such as the Ranch Story Wind Market, where the windmill is turned by blowing the wind

With headphones、If your computer supports microphones, NDS will be automatically associated.、The recommended game to test the microphone is Zelda.、You can test it at the beginning.。

There aren't many gaming microphones on the NDS anymore.

Just use the microphone and you'll be fine, if you don't have an input, press Audio Management - Options - Properties.

Select Recording, tick the microphone below, OK, turn it up, and that's it.

LZ is supposed to be playing the game of Lost Azure or Nintengu.

Yes, you have to have a microphone on your computer, otherwise it will be in vain.

The voice in the taskbar clicks on, Options-Properties.

Select Recording, tick the microphone below, OK, turn it up, and that's it.

Some games also have microphone sensitivity settings, such as Lost in Blue.

With the NO$ simulator, the default microphone is a microphone, which can be used by blowing into the microphone.