On 18 Sep 2005, at 23:07, Adrian Simmons wrote:
For some reason when I switch to the logitech headset in the sound
panel of system preferences the don't work until I mute and unmute
them! So even though Skype can automatically use the headset I
still have to faff with system prefs before making a call. Not ideal.
That maybe due to a bug in Skype. I've found that my headset doesn't
work in Skype until I open the preferences and select the 'Audio'
button, then it kicks in. I think it only happens if I plug in the
headset after I start Skype though. Also you don't have to set it as
the audio device in System Preferences to use it with Skype, it is
possible to set Skype to use it's own Mic and Output via it's own
Preferences -> Audio section.
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