Also, DON'T FORGET to turn on the mic by tapping that button on the main screen. Don't tick push to talk if you plan on talking a lot that would require you to hold the 'mic' button down during your broadcast from the main screen. Check the output to encoders only (I did this and I think it's required will correct if wrong, but it works this way). In RadioBOSS, go in and set input to Line 1. I would advise unchecking any automatic adjustments within your voip program. In Skype or Google Voice (or similar) Set input to mic and output to line 2. You should NOT be hearing your own voice echo, nor the caller their voice. Install VAC, set two cables, set up three MME repeaters by opening three instances of it run Mic to Line 1, Line 2 to Line 1, then Line 2 to headset. Again, here's what you do in condensed form: One further question my beta key expires in January do better testers get a 'free' next version?Īlso, what I said in my third update above is accurate for anyone using RadioBOSS and Skype (or Google Voice) in order to take/broadcast calls. So it's all working, no echo, but now no meter. Now, I can make/receive calls and broadcast, but cannot see mic input register on the meter which I rely on to make sure I haven't disconnected or something during shows (it still works with music and such, just not mic input). Changed repeater setup to: mic to 1, 2 to 1, 2 to headset, Google voice to Line 2, then set RB to Line 1 input. UPDATE: seem to have it working but with drawbacks.

In theory, if line 3 is my input, and it has MIC coming to it, and LINE TWO coming to it (if Skype/GV outputs to TWO) then I have my repeaters for LINE TWO to phones, shouldn't I only hear caller and presumably music/sound files? I have not been able to broadcast my voice at all without mic button pressed, so I have not even tested calls. UPDATE: Ok, tried 1, 2, and 3 for input with above setup, with both output to encoders only selection on and off, and anytime I can get my voice to broadcast, I hear it back through my phones. Then, I get only the caller's audio coming in and I presume I'd still hear music/sound effects. So then, I'd have to set up I think 3 for mic in on that third screenshot you showed. Ok, I actually have a bat file for that so what I'll be doing is running VAC: mic to 1, 1 to 3, 2 to 3, 2 to phones.

Open virtual audio cable setup screen