Make sure you enter there as well and just double click 'Microphone', click the Levels tab, and leave the 'Listen to this device' box unchecked. Right next to the Playback tab, you have the Recording tab. In case you are using the #Two Sound Mixing' option on your computer, make sure that you go to the 'Playback' tab, just double-click on the 'Speakers', and click the Levels tab. Then, you need to open the Bandicam software and by clicking on the Settings button, and on the Sound tab, you will need to change the 'Secondary Sound Device' to 'Disable'. In case you just don't have a headset around, try to keep the speakers as far away as possible from the microphone and turn down your speaker volume. So, try to use a headset instead and see if you notice any differences. The truth is that when you use speakers, the howling sound that you are noticing is the sound that is going from your speakers to the microphone. In this case, you need to start by using a headset instead of speakers. #2: The microphone has an echo, robot, howling, sound: If it still doesn't solve the issue, the last solution is to uninstall the codec packs that you have on your computer. However, if t doesn't, you can also try out the VLC Media Player.

This should be able to solve the problem.

In case you noticed that your videos tend to start with a little audio noise that almost sounds like a chipmunk squeak sound, the first thing you need to do is to check the version of your Bandicam software. In case you don't, here are the different situations where you might have a noise when you're recording your Skype calls with Bandicam: #1: The video starts with a strange noise: First of all, you need to make sure that you know what is causing the noise to appear.

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