Jack

I hear you. I'm surprised to see that there seem to be fewer 'PTT' programs around now than a few years ago, and MicMute hasn't been updated since 2015. One sure-fire way to strap a single button to mute AND monitor vol zero would be to use an AHK (AutoHotKey) script. AutoHotKey can basically make anything do anything. The kicker is that it will take some research and setup to find/edit a script that performs both functions, but if you start by googling 'AHK script PTT mic mute' etc, or post your...

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I hear you. I'm surprised to see that there seem to be fewer 'PTT' programs around now than a few years ago, and MicMute hasn't been updated since 2015. One sure-fire way to strap a single button to mute AND monitor vol zero would be to use an AHK (AutoHotKey) script. AutoHotKey can basically make anything do anything. The kicker is that it will take some research and setup to find a suitable script that performs both functions, but if you start by googling 'AHK script PTT mic mute' etc, or post...

I hear you. I'm surprised to see that there seem to be fewer 'PTT' programs around now than a few years ago, and MicMute hasn't been updated since 2015. One sure-fire way to strap a single button to mute AND monitor vol zero would be to use an AHK (AutoHotKey) script. AutoHotKey can basically make anything do anything. The kicker is that it will take some research and setup to find a suitable script that performs both functions, but if you start by googling 'AHK script PTT mic mute' etc, or post...

Ha, I remember raising this ticket :) Never found a solution / I don't currently use a mic, however this software might be worth checking out: It's called MicSwitch. Not sure I'm allowed to post links, so Google 'github micswitch iXab3r', first result.

Just a thought; Assuming that the issue is caused by an overlap of the two functions...

push-to-talk toggles if key press duration is short