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11 firmware for your device. There are test apps available to identify your Android API version which allows you to google for the corresponding Android version. You can ask your seller for the latest firmware fitting for your device. Or use Google to find a firmware on a Russian forum. I don't want to share the URL here because that's not allowed on xda. Regarding the mic problem you could test which mic is used. The one of the head unit or your phone mic? Additionally you head unit should have a connection for an external mic which could be an improvement. Seen some users desoldering the internal mic to only use an external one which improved the speech quality. I think you will find some posts regarding this topic because hardware modification may be similar to V1 (pro). #6 No. I have V1 pro so I know that the launcher isn't what we expect from a car launcher.None of the China Android Head Units have Android 10. What you see is just a fake text and you won't get an Android 10 or 11 firmware for your device. There are test apps available to identify your Android API version which allows you to google for the corresponding Android version.You can ask your seller for the latest firmware fitting for your device. Or use Google to find a firmware on a Russian forum. I don't want to share the URL here because that's not allowed on xda.Regarding the mic problem you could test which mic is used. The one of the head unit or your phone mic? Additionally you head unit should have a connection for an external mic which could be an improvement. Seen some users desoldering the internal mic to only use an external one which improved the

Swarles Posts: 1 Joined: Sat May 11, 2019 6:34 pm Google hangouts won't pick up mic when using voicemeeter? Hi,I've been using voicemeeter to record a podcast over google hangouts for probably over a year now, and it has worked great. I have a very simple set up of running my mic and my PC audio through voicemeeter, then recording the output in audacity. In the past month or so though i've been running into an issue where if voicemeeter is open and running, and i go into a google hangout no one can hear me. The correct microphone is selected but for whatever reason hangouts can't get audio from it(for the past year+ having the same mic selected in both worked flawlessly). If i turn voicemeeter off, it starts working. (also sometimes it suddenly DOES work if i disconnect and call the person back over and over). Has anyone run into this? I think it might be a hangouts or windows 10 issue as those are the only things that have changed in my set up. If anyone has a fix or work around I'd love to know what it is, thanks! Vincent Burel Site Admin Posts: 2130 Joined: Sun Jan 17, 2010 12:01 pm Re: Google hangouts won't pick up mic when using voicemeeter? Post by Vincent Burel » Thu Jun 20, 2019 5:54 am Could you send a screenshot of the VBCABLE_ControlPanel of the virtual I/O where you connect google hangout ? the only explanation i see now, is that google hangout ask for big audio buffer (> 2048 samples) and the virtual I/O cannot provide such buffer size, even configured with 7168 sample buffer size... You may try to change the Max latency of the cable (ex : 16384) and set latency to the same (16384)

One of the most useful features of the Moto X, and now other Android phones capable of running the latest version of Google Now, is the ability to do searches and interact with Google Now by saying “OK Google.” Users don’t need to press a button like they do on most Android phones or on an iPhone with Siri. This capability came to Google Chrome web browser thanks to an extension. To get the extension, go to the Google Voice Search Hotword (Beta) extension page in the Chrome App Store. Click on the button in the upper right corner to install the extension. In the image below it shows that I’ve already installed it. Before installing it will look different. A Chrome browser extension adds functionality not already built into the browser. The Chrome store lists hundreds of useful extensions like the Google Voice Search Hotword (beta) extension. After installing the extension, the URL bar at the top of the Chrome window will show a mic icon at the right end. Click it and it opens a page that shows the red mic ready to listen for a the user’s voice. Speak clearly and loudly without too much background noise. I tested it while watching a movie and the dialogue of the film didn’t interfere with the search, so some computers will work better than others. It depends on the computer microphone’s sensitivity. If for some reason a user doesn’t speak into the mic of their computer quickly enough, it shows the following Google search page. Notice something different? The search box includes the mic icon. The user can say “OK Google” and it will wake up and listen for a search phrase. The feature makes searching quicker for people who don’t type well or those who like to do voice dictation. It works as expected. The Google Chrome App Store lists some users who’ve experienced some problems, but the extension worked great for me. If for some reason the extension causes problems, click on the menu button represented by three horizontal lines at the right end of the URL bar in Chrome. Hover over More Tools with the mouse cursor until the fly out menu appears. Click on Extensions. A page listing installed extensions appears. Find the extension and click on the trash can icon next to it to remove it.