Battlefield 2

[gokusgrill]

Is there a way i can set this up.

game sounds coming out of my speakers; voip coming from my headphones. the voip is built into battlefield but i wanted to have it where i hear my team mates in my headphones and i hear the battle around me. this would make it sound so much more realistic.

[SMeeD]

I dont think you could unless you had some special software or drivers that could split the sound.

[WhenKittensATK]

no way u can do that on bf2 YET....but doubtfully DICE isn't gonna do crap cause EA just wants to make money.

 

 

 

mmmm....cookie, i hope its chocolate its my favorite

Edited December 28, 2005 by Krazyxazn

[Mr_Yuck]

anyone that figures out how to do that gets a free cookie.

[bishop245]

if you have a set of usb head fones you can set the mic to work off them in the sound controls of windows but not the headfones and speakers for different things

[ady1989]

sounds like a nice thing to have, but it isnt possible in bf2

[Bleeble]

sounds like a nice thing to have, but it isnt possible in bf2

606776[/snapback]

Not if you use the in-game chat functionality. What about all the old games people used to played that "required" verbal communication and didn't have it built-in? People used third-party programs running in the background for the voice chat.

 

Give that a try.

[lt_navvara]

dice could do that but lets face it most users wouldn't require such a setup so it doesn't make much sense for them to do it

 

what you could have is a piece of hardware that removes the background sound, i have a digital tape recorder that can do this (actually my dad has one) you could do the following:

 

split your sound card's output in 2 (this is a matter of wiring):

 

have one line go into such a device that is set on remove background

noise (it will filter everything but voice) then have the recorder's output go into your headphones

 

have the other line go into another such device set to remove voice and take it's output into your speekers.

 

of course sound quality will suffer a a result but not too much (at least when compared to winamp's "stupid voice removal" plugin)