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I have just launched Traveler and everything seems to be working fine, but I don hear anything. What is the problem?

April 26, 2017Fine hear problem traveler working

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I have just launched Traveler and everything seems to be working fine, but I don hear anything. What is the problem?

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Some sound boards and drivers that only support half-duplex will start the Traveler application in “Push to Listen” mode. This means that you are not hearing any sound because your mic is open and you need to press the key to hear sound. This can be reversed by selecting the Edit/Options menu. Check the “Push To Talk” check box. Then, press the “OK” button. You will then be in “Push to Talk” mode. This means that you will hear sound, but you will have to press the key to talk. If you have a Sound Blaster 16 or AWE32 card, you can run in full duplex by installing the latest drivers from Creative Labs. [top] • I have an MWave sound card, and can’t seem to get Traveler to work with it. Is it something that I am configuring incorrectly? We currently do not support the MWAVE sound card. We hope to have support for this in a future release. [top] • I have an ESS1788 audio chip in my Compaq Presario. Does the Traveler application work with this audio chip? Yes, it does work with

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Some sound boards and drivers that only support half-duplex will start the Traveler application in “Push to Listen” mode. This means that you are not hearing any sound because your mic is open and you need to press the space bar to hear sound. This can be reversed by hitting the ‘P’ key on your keyboard. You will then be in “Push to Talk” mode. This means that you will hear sound, but you will have to press the space bar to talk. If you have a Sound Blaster 16 or AWE32 card, you can run in full duplex by installing the driver that comes with the Traveler application. Rerun the Setup application to install this driver.