Windows 11/10 allows PC users to listen to portable music players or other devices connected to the microphone jack through a selected playing device such as your computer speakers or headphones. In this post, we will show you how to listen to the microphone through the Playback Device on Windows 11/10.
Listening to Microphone through Playback Device in Windows 11
PC users who have set up a microphone on their Windows 11/10 device can listen to their microphone using the built-in audio playback devices. This is especially useful in some situations - for example, when you need to test your microphone or microphone input jack, or when you have connected some other device to your computer's microphone input.
As another example, if you are recording a training manual for your staff, you may want to hear your own words as you speak them to gauge the quality, which may require you to increase the volume. microphone volume. However, this method works significantly better if you connect a pair of headphones to the speaker's headphone jack to prevent sound from traveling back to the microphone, especially if they are set at high volume.
1. Open Run (Win + R), copy and paste the command below into Run, then click/tap on OK
rundll32.exe shell32.dll, Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl ,, 1
2 Click/tap the Recording tab and double-click/tap your default microphone device.
To turn on, do the following:
1. Click/tap on the Listen tab. (see screenshot below)
2. Check the box Listen to this device.
3. Under Playback through this device, select the playback device you want to listen through.
4. Click/tap on OK
5. Click OK again to exit Sound settings panel.
To turn off, do the following:
1. Click/tap on the Listen tab
2. Uncheck the Listen to this device box.
3. Click/tap on OK
4. Click OK again to exit Sound settings panel.
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