Can I listen through Plexiglass windows?
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What you need is a laser-based listening device. These things are high-end, professional devices. Civilians may only buy units with a visible laser. The pros use infra-red laser units in which the spot is invisible. Go to www.informationunlimited.com for a peek at a civilian model.
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Put your ear to the window. Can you hear faint traces of conversation? If so, then this device will have something to amplify so yes-maybe but it still may be too weak to understand clearly. Half the value of this listener is the directional isolation against a noisy environment.If you can get direct physical access to the window, you might get better results from another device called a Mechanic's Ear, that takes vibrations directly off a solid surface via a transducer. Skips the loss of the vibrations having to convert back to atmosphere.
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I can listen, but I've never attempted to speak in through the PC to the camera. I also use Blue Iris software.
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No, you'll have to mute it via Windows or directly in the software (like skype).
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Yes, you can, on Windows Settings, Recording Devices, go to Mic, and click "Listen to this device"
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Im also wondering the same thing, if there is a simpler version of just listening to old vinyls on your pc speakers
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You can play MP3 files that are on your computer, but I haven't found a way to bypass radio-frontier to get to an internet source
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I couldn't give you a proper answer. It looks and feels like plexiglass. That's all.
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Possibly I suppose. Check whatever the i-equivalent of "control panel -- sound" is and make sure it's enabled correctly. I only use mine with Teamspeak/Mumble but it works great.
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Windows or Mac? Are you making adjustments on the Recording page of the soundcard levels?
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You should be able to do it through the audio menu. start by pressing home button then navigate from there.
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No- sorry but its a windows based program. Good luck as you search for the program that will work for you.
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My window is less than the height of the panel and I just placed a piece of plexiglass at the top to solve the issue.
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Newer windows have a single glass pane with simulated panels. In that case you can use just one sensor. However if your door does indeed have 10 separate panes, then you would need sensors on the panes within 'arms reach' or the door lock.
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No, the windows are open. Just the slats, no covering like glass or plexiglass
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You can, but not with the Metro(tiles) version of IE. You have to use the desktop version of IE since only it allows for plugins.
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I suggest going to a place that specializes in Plexiglass and have a piece of that cut to fit the difference between where the window kit ends and the top of the slider. Go for a bit thicker than thinner so it doesn't bend easily, plus it will look nicer during the daylight hours than a solid item like wood... We have a Tap Plastics out here in Northern California - Good luck!
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I'm not familiar with the 'what you hear' function, but yes it works with Windows 7.