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What's the best microphone? (best quality/price, too..) for talking using rogerwilco or battlecom or things like that, while in a game? and possibly voice recognition? And what's the best software to help in that?
Thanks!
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what do u mean by voice recognition?? Do you mean that you say something, and the game responds by doing something? If so, i dont know what it's caled, but rememeber an ad for a product like that in either PC world or CGW. As for a great mic for online gaming, Soundquality will not be that great even if you get a top quality mic. Just go with a cheap one that you've tested to be able to handle your voice and make you sound good.
Alrighty, thanks for the good advice, ill use it probably in the next couple of days!Quote:
Originally posted by KR02:
what do u mean by voice recognition?? Do you mean that you say something, and the game responds by doing something? If so, i dont know what it's caled, but rememeber an ad for a product like that in either PC world or CGW. As for a great mic for online gaming, Soundquality will not be that great even if you get a top quality mic. Just go with a cheap one that you've tested to be able to handle your voice and make you sound good.
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There used to be a product called verbalcommander (or game commander or something commander) that did voice recognition for games (you say a command and the game complies). I'm not sure if it's still in production, though i think i read somewhere that they are designing a new one. It was a ISA board that did all the work at the time, so you might want to look for something like that. As for mics, i just got one of those nifty headsets at frys and that seems to work fine for voice recognition and rogerwilco.
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