Hello Corey, I don't think you ever mentioned whether its an HP, Dell, Lenovo or other brand with information on the type/kind of soundcard your computer has. Maybe if you give us a little more

What sound card is that? Is it the x-live card? I am not familiar with it and it sounds like I might want to transition my screen reader to an external sound card, if it works and Windows does not

I've isolated this issue to one having to do with JAWS as I'm currently able to hear other audio out of my headphones. When I select the "headphones" in the JAWS "sound card" menu, I'm not able to

this is the issue with the teams and the fs is working hard to solve the issue. mean while, there is a tempearry solution. when the focus is on the teams and if the jaws is not speaking, anything,

Hello Group, I’ve used Zoom more or less successfully over the past few weeks. However, some minutes ago, I plugged in my headphones for a zoom meeting and after hearing the pinging sound that

USB works, too. I use Zoom, TeamTalk, TeamSpeak, etc., and a screenreader, all with my Behringer X32 and the X-Live card, each on its own channel pair.

Possible? You're an Internet broadcaster, right? Or are you asking if it's possible to add one to the motherboard, the answer to which is no? LOL

yes, it's possible. make sure it's the correct type of expansion card that the mobo supports (PCI, PCI Express, etc).

I think my sound card is part of the mother board. Is then even possible to add a second sound card?

Did you give the host a static IP address?

Hi. I can add ports. I turn on port forwarding and hit apply. Then I go into the router and check the boxes. Then there is nothing more. no apply button at all. The ports are still closed. Do you

No. It's the Remote Support task.

I use 2 sound cards all the time

Kevin, You need another sound card or a USB sound adapter that you can plug in headphones to hear JAWS. This will also keep JAWS out of your Zoom meeting audio. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle

Thanks so much. I'll check it out. Sincerely, Cory McMahon

Next time, try this hotkey: Ctrl+Alt+Shift: Move focus to Zoom's meeting controls As a host, it lands you on the end meeting button. I suspect as a participant, it should land you on the leave

Pressing Alt + F4 displays a dialog that contains, among other things, a "Leave meeting" button. Activate that, then you can shut Zoom down. Realize, too, that closing the Zoom window with

I've had odd things happen as a result of Windows updates regarding JAWS and the headphone output on one of my computers. Among things that have already been mentioned, check what sound card JAWS

When I tabbed while in Zoom Jaws didn’t say anything. I had the volume turned all the way up as it was a virtual spin class. When class was over the instructor and other were still talking. Since

I’m using windows 10. Sincerely, Cory McMahon