[blindLaw] attending hearings via vc: dealing with jaws' voice

[Natalia Sulca]

Hi,
Have you tried lowering the jaws volume entirely to see at what level you no
longer hear jaws? Maybe calling someone on your computer or recording
yourself while jaws is talking to see if it bleeds through.
I use this headset that is cheap but no one hears jaws on it. I know that it
says 3.5 MM but it is USB.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/298662725
And these also
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0775S8X5C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_tit
le?ie=UTF8&psc=1


They both have in line control so you can mute yourself when you are not
talking and hear jaws all you need.
Best,
Natalia 



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Subject: [blindLaw] attending hearings via vc: dealing with jaws' voice

Hi All,

I often have to appear for virtual hearings via webex and zoom. Whatever
jaws speaks can be heard by the other participants on the call. I have used
the keystroke insert+space+v+arrow keys, but still that doesnot solve the
problem. he court administrators keep muting me due to the noise that jaws
makes. this prevents me from referencing my notes and arguing effectively.
please help.

Rahul

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