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==Using== | ==Using== | ||
===Testing=== | ===Testing=== | ||
====Quick-Test==== | |||
The so called ''-f910 test'': | |||
$ fgcom -Sfgcom.flightgear.org.uk -f910 | $ fgcom -Sfgcom.flightgear.org.uk -f910 | ||
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speak into the mic and your words will be echoed back with a short delay. | speak into the mic and your words will be echoed back with a short delay. | ||
type <nowiki>ctrl-C</nowiki> to exit this test | type <nowiki>ctrl-C</nowiki> to exit this Quick-Test | ||
====Solving Audio-Problems==== | |||
Before you start, make sure that your headset is (or speakers and microphone are) working and tested to sensible volumes. Headsets are strongly recommended in order to avoid feedback resonances, which could affect not only you but all fellow listeners with awful or even painful noises. | |||
You may test your Audio-Devices using the basically installed Utilities of your operating system. e.g.: type into a command line for: | |||
#Linux: "gnome-sound-recorder", (you may also check on: Linux software audio mixing with FlightGear) | |||
#Windows: "audiorecorder" | |||
#Mac: ??? | |||
more Tests / TestSetups etc. ToBeDefined | |||
===Final Tests=== | |||
ToBeDefined | |||
==Using FGCom== | |||
ToBeDefined | |||
===Configuration=== | ===Configuration=== | ||