Is their a way I can increase the microphone in my laptop so that even some one wisper, I can hear it from the other laptop on internet
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nobus
8/22/2022 - Mon
dbrunton
Short answer: No
Long answer: You'd need to put a better microphone in your laptop to achieve this. An extremely sensitive external one plugged into the USB might be able to do it but I can't suggest one for you if you wish to go that way.
Ann K
ASKER
Any external usb kind device which i can buy online.
Yup, the equipment is kind of big and expensive but none of it is in the room you're spying on.
They've got keyring microphone/transmitters and the classic James Bond table lamp with inbuilt bug too but again the receiving equipment is a bit bulky to lug around.
nobus
as i asked - what are you trying to do? it can be a baby monitor thing, but also a spying setup
these require very different things, so tell us what EXACTLY you want to do
Ann K
ASKER
Just want to attach some kind of mini device through usb port. This device use wifi and I can hear everything in this room from any where else.
It's not possible to make such a device. To hear a loud noise you can use a small device but to hear a whisper you need a big device. It's simple physics. An omnidirectional microphone can be very small but a microphone that's directional or tuned so that it cuts out unwanted distortion has to have all kinds of filters added to it which make it big. For very quiet sound you need a parabolic reflector to get lots of sound energy to the microphone. Look at the long furry tube microphones they use in outside broadcasting, there's a tiny omnidirectional microphone inside a big tube that's wrapped in sound absorbing foam.
Have you considered one of these:
nobus
Ann - you keep repeating the same sentence - but do not tell us what you want to hear, from what sound source.
plse do so for getting specific help
Long answer: You'd need to put a better microphone in your laptop to achieve this. An extremely sensitive external one plugged into the USB might be able to do it but I can't suggest one for you if you wish to go that way.