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My windows xp does not have speech recognition engine and the microphone does not work what can i do?

Feb 13, 2006 by sonlui32000 | Posted in Cameras

My windows xp does not have speech recognition engine so i cant connect the mic. I have a webcamera just installed but the mic doesn't work so i cant talk to them but i can see them.

You don't need "speech recognition" for audio with your webcam.

The microphone input should be part of your sound card's settings. Look at Start/Settings/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices, "Voice" tab. Under "Voice

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