How well does this work with Lync/Skype Meetings? I'm assuming an adapter will be needed as well?
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Hello,Audio2000s 6023vm system requires "Microphone Input" to plug in. Therefore we do not recommend this to be used with PC and using any adapter will cause the sound quality (very low/no sound at all). Hope this helpThank you
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Hello, Audio2000s 6023vm system requires "Microphone Input" to plug in. Therefore we do not recommend this to be used with PC and using any adapter will cause the sound quality (very low/no sound at all). Hope this help Thank you
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I am disappointed with this product. One receiver quit working and there is always background noise.
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I've only used this for a real video camera. I don't think it works with Skype unless you were using a Sony video camera for your conversation, which would seem to be a big mess to me. Better keep this with the camera itself. Sounds great in that regard.
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It works with standard windows drivers, so you don't need software to use it with Skype. If you want to record then you will need to get some kind of recording software. Recording length will depend on the software you get.
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I have had a random web camera added to it and it worked. Havent done Skype though
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Speaking for Windows, yes, you can assign the audio ins/outs of the Scarlett as your 'communication device' in Control Panel, and it works just fine with Google Hangouts / Skype / GotoMeeting. The video aspect is irrelevant since there are no video features on the Scarlett. Your existing webcam would continue to work as it did before, with or without the Scarlett enabled as your communication device.
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My wife used it when she was in Germany. Skype worked fine, we talked every day. She has 2 gig of ram in it. It only ran slow if she had other programs running in the background. CyberLink YouCam runs well on it too. You can use it for vid email, YouTube and to print selecte photo's. I hope that I was of some help.
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Yes I have it connected into a PC at work and we use it for meetings. Works fine with the PC speakers.
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I use this with Skype and Microsoft Lync on my PC. I can also listen to local or streaming audio or video with my Voyager Legend using this BT300 UC.
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Yes. We did that a few weeks ago. You do need the 1/4" to 1/8" adapter of course. But our unit had a lot of hum/hiss in it, rendering it unusable.I'm thinking that cabled versions (shielded cables) might be an option (saw them in Russia recently, ironically).But I decided this is awkward unless you have one mike per person, so I'm looking at sensitive microphones. Some seem to be able to cover large areas. For which a USB interface seems to be suggested, not plug in. Sound cards in PCs seem to not be adequate for good results, I've read - and experienced.
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It works very well with Skype. There isn't anything additional to download. There is a button behind the right headphone that can be used make/drop Lync calls. It has not affect on Skype.
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Hi Rick. Great question! While I am not familiar with MS Lync, I can say for the record that the Logitech drivers had to be installed for even apps such as OoVoo, TinyChat, etc. to recognize the camera (Linux OS). On Microsoft platform (Vista OS) once the Logitech drivers were installed before the video chat software were installed I had no issue with all software recognizing the camera automatically. So, in a nutshell, depends on the OS you're working with. As a safeguard, install the drivers anyway - newer conferencing platforms like MS Lync might not have the C270 in their own database of compatible hardware so check if there's a feature to import the drivers into Lync's software. Shouldn't be as arduous as I've described, but the aforementioned outlines the worst case scenarios IMHO.
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VOIP can be pretty data intensive and I wouldn't recommend using this for it. I would go with a powerline adapter
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I guess that I can't say for sure. I don't see why it wouldn't as it works with other PC applications, but I don't have Lync on my system to verify...
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Hi Leslie, I bought this mic more than a month ago for my own personal use and I have never tried using it on a conference call with many people. But so far, I am happy with the performance of this mic on Skype. The my voice is very clear on this mic.
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Most likely not. There are several versions of this headset and the one that I selected was optimized for use with Microsoft Lync. It works great on my Dell PC and has the capability to also sync with my iPhone 5s which also works great.
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(not a direct answer) For me, it is working *alongside* Lync. I have a desktop, our IT department recently gave us Jabra headsets for Lync Phone calls, and I am still able to use my other headphones with this Kensington bluetooth dongle to listen to music.
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I've owned this device for a number of years and it works fine, as long as you install the Broadcom bluetooth driver from their website. I've used a bluetooth headset with Skype clear on the other side of a 900 square foot house. I've used it with Jam Plus speaker and I couldn't find the end of the range, without going into a pond. If you find one on Amazon or eBay etc, I'd get it. It works fine in Windows 7, again with the Broadcom driver from their website.