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Hi, Simple
Voip Client is no longer supported by us. However, try following thing first and tell me the result:
- start the voip client
- select the device you want (including saving).
- exit the phone (I mean exit (File/Exit), not minimize to tray)
- start it again and check if the device you previously set are used.
In the VoipPhone we had such kind of issue with "plug-and-play" audio devices, such as ones from headsets, which can be dynamically added/removed, so we implemented a mechanism to accomodate these changes with user's preference, mechanism not implemented in the Voip Client you use.
Therefore, I assume your Voip Client is starting BEFORE application installing these devices - it checks for them, doesn't found them, therefore it switch to Windows default ones.
Tell me if this assumption is correct and, if is, then we will try to find a fix.
Regards
vali
Voip Client is no longer supported by us. However, try following thing first and tell me the result:
- start the voip client
- select the device you want (including saving).
- exit the phone (I mean exit (File/Exit), not minimize to tray)
- start it again and check if the device you previously set are used.
In the VoipPhone we had such kind of issue with "plug-and-play" audio devices, such as ones from headsets, which can be dynamically added/removed, so we implemented a mechanism to accomodate these changes with user's preference, mechanism not implemented in the Voip Client you use.
Therefore, I assume your Voip Client is starting BEFORE application installing these devices - it checks for them, doesn't found them, therefore it switch to Windows default ones.
Tell me if this assumption is correct and, if is, then we will try to find a fix.
Regards
vali