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to boost the sound from the mic:<br />
Control Panel, Sound, Speakers, Enhancements -- check Loudness Equalization<br />
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you can also get to this by right-clicking the speaker icon in the system tray and choosing Playback Devices and choosing Speaker and then Properties
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to boost the sound from the mic:
Control Panel, Sound, Speakers, Enhancements -- check Loudness Equalization

you can also get to this by right-clicking the speaker icon in the system tray and choosing Playback Devices and choosing Speaker and then Properties

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Thanks guys! &nbsp;2 votes for the audio cable vs. USB. &nbsp;The winner!
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Thanks guys!  2 votes for the audio cable vs. USB.  The winner!

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Thankyou BeGentleWithMe-INeedHelp. You can buy these as long cables<br />
All the Best <br />
Merete
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Thankyou BeGentleWithMe-INeedHelp. You can buy these as long cables
All the Best
Merete

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Trying to help a church - they have a netbook / low power laptop feeding an Epson projector via VGA cable.<br />
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But the audio from the netbook is not loud. &nbsp;The Epson projector has audio in via 2 RCA jacks or it says if you connect the computer via USB, loading the epson USB connection software, that will get the audio into the projector.<br />
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a single USB cable for both audio and video would be nice, but not sure if the USB software will load down the computer?<br />
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or just get a cable with stereo 3.5mm plug to 2 RCA male connectors?
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Trying to help a church - they have a netbook / low power laptop feeding an Epson projector via VGA cable.

But the audio from the netbook is not loud.  The Epson projector has audio in via 2 RCA jacks or it says if you connect the computer via USB, loading the epson USB connection software, that will get the audio into the projector.

a single USB cable for both audio and video would be nice, but not sure if the USB software will load down the computer?

or just get a cable with stereo 3.5mm plug to 2 RCA male connectors?

getting audio out of a laptop when using a projector

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