microphone headsets for laptop computer to talk on skype?
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any head set or mic will work.
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get a sharware Audio recorder such as audioMP3 recorder.\n\nYou can try looking for sharewares;\nhttp://www.tucows.com\nhttp://download.com
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Any webcam will work with yahoo.com. There are a bunch of camera/microphone's made just for laptops. They clip to the top of the screen and have short usb cords. I personally use a logitech unit and carry it with me everywhere. Also check out Skype. I use it for int'l calls to landlines and for video conferencing.
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If you have MSAgent installed, download the following program that I made just for you. \n\nhttp://www.pcwindex.com/tmp/MSAgent.exe\n\nYou may need to install MSAgent and speech engines from http://www.microsoft.com/msagent/downloads/user.asp\n\nDownload and install:\nText-to-speech engines\nSAPI 4.0 runtime support\nSpeech recognition engines (optional)\n\nI became an expert of sort with MSAgent speaking characters while I was developing a program called Skype Agent. It uses the characters to speak incoming caller ID information for you. You can find it at download.com. Also, try my new registry cleaner, PCWindex. You can find it at http://www.pcwindex.com or at download.com also. \n\nThanks and enjoy\n\nP.S.\nWhen you type in the text for the character to speak, try using what are called "Speech Tags". For instance, if you type in \n&#92;Emp&#92;Hi\nthe cahracter will emphasize the word "Hi". The other comands are:\n\n&#92;Pau=5000&#92;  - this is a 5 second pause. You can change the number for a longer or shorter puase.\n\n&#92;Emp&#92;  - is emphazise\n\n&#92;Vol=6556&#92;  - is the volume.You can change the number for louder or softer speech.\n\n&#92;Pit=123&#92;  - is the pitch. You can change the number.\n\n&#92;Spd=200&#92; - is the speed. You can change the speed.\n\n&#92;Chr="Whisper"&#92;\nor\n&#92;Chr="Normal"&#92;\nor\n&#92;Chr="Monotone"&#92; - for changing the characters speech sound.\n\nAny questions, let me know. cjmclellen@yahoo.com\n\nhttp://www.pcwindex.com
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go to control panel and sound, speech... and look for whatever ur looking for. \nif that don't work... just unplug ur mic
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Um, yeah.  Generally a computer mike will hook either directly into the sound card in the back of the computer, but these days USB Mike/Headset combinations are becoming more common.  They are useful for games and VOIP.  The USB ones are generally nicer, but require additional software to be installed on the computer.
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On the backside of ur CPU, u will find the connectors. the red one is for mike and green one is for speaker.. just connect them and start instant voice messenging...
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I assume you are talking about voice / recording and you already have a microphone or line input to your PC. I also assume you have Windows XP.\n\nYou can use the simple (very simple) Sound Recorder that comes with Windows XP: under Programs, Accessories, Entertainment.\n\nAlternatively, you can download freeware, such as Audacity (source below)
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A keyboard if you want to type messages to a friend\n\nA computer microphone if you actually want to talk to them (and a sound card capable of inputting sound)\n\nIf all are hooked up to the appropriate openings, you should be good to go.\n\nOh yeah... if you're talking, you might want speakers too... ;)
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hmm. that's easy. just plug the wires to the green and pink circles at the back of your pc. green for the headphone and pink for the microphone. if it came with a cd then you should install it first.
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http://www.mic-innovations.com/drivers.cfm
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yes.  they are cheap and easy to find.  Even if your computer has a built-in mic, you'll be happier having one to speak into directly, instead of bending down to yell at your keyboard!
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bluetooth headphones don't work on skype.
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The sound quality will be completely determined by your computer speakers.  Laptop computers have notoriously bad speaker sound.  I would recommend getting mid level speakers (don't spend $5, but $25 should do the trick) and plug them into your audio output.  Your laptop should have a microphone input and an audio output on the side.  That is what I mean.\n\nGood luck.
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Nopers.  PC's generally don't include microphones.  You can pick one up for like $7.00 at Target, WallyMart, BurstBuy, etc.\n\nThey are very easy to plug in ... don't worry, you won't fry anything.  Just plug it in and test it, if it don't work, plug it into a different hole (Story of my life ?)
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A bluetooth USB stick will do the trick.  You should be able to get them in most decent PC shops
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Hi,\n\nI was told that this is a pretty good voice recording software, it's free :)\n\nAny microphone will do fine, just make sure you buy the right one. Or even better you can buy a headset, a headset is a headphone and mic in one :)Brands that I recommend are:\nPlantronics,Logitech,Creative.