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a few months ago my msn have a function that all i was listening, i can share with a friend that i was chatting but live!
hmm for example.. i was listening to a music and i could put him listening to that music also, i just ahd to start an audio conversation but without mic... i think that is a plugin but i dunno wich one is.. anyone can help me here?

i think its 3 degrees....

http://www.threedegrees.com/

You don't really need a plugin to do this. Just start an audio conversation and set your recording source from "microphone" to "wave" or "what you hear", then play your music in whatever mp3 player and the person on the other end will hear it, because the computer's recording source is set to digital audio rather than your microphone input.

To change your recording source, open the windows volume control (start->programs->accessories->entertainment->volume control), then click options->properties. Click the radio box next to "recording", and click ok, then click on the "select" box underneath Wave to use all currently playing digital audio as your "microphone" . Some computers may call "Wave" different things like "Wave/MP3". Another option is "What You Hear", but that will send every single sound your computer makes, period...

thats a bit weird coz my radio box next to "recording" is disable and i cant put it enable coz its like inactive. I have 3 option
Reproduce
Recording
Others (this one is inactive, all grey

Solutions ?

Threedegrees is bad you have to install tunneling software =/

still need help plz... "BUMP" ;X nothing works until now :X

GOT IT =)  TY VERY MUCH

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Originally posted by slipstream3d
You don't really need a plugin to do this. Just start an audio conversation and set your recording source from "microphone" to "wave" or "what you hear", then play your music in whatever mp3 player and the person on the other end will hear it, because the computer's recording source is set to digital audio rather than your microphone input.

To change your recording source, open the windows volume control (start->programs->accessories->entertainment->volume control), then click options->properties. Click the radio box next to "recording", and click ok, then click on the "select" box underneath Wave to use all currently playing digital audio as your "microphone" . Some computers may call "Wave" different things like "Wave/MP3". Another option is "What You Hear", but that will send every single sound your computer makes, period...

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special tanx to u man lol

No prob