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DICE has confirmed that a fix for the Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) problems the PS3 version of Battlefield 3 suffers will be deployed on February 6th.
The mandatory update weighs in at roughly 20MB. DICE said gamers will be “automatically notified” once they start the game.
If after the patch you’re still having problems, DICE contends the situation might be caused by faulty headset setup, and have instructed gamers to take certain measures:
“If you are using the SLEH-00075 Bluetooth Headset, it must be recognized by your PS3 console by connecting it with a USB cable before play. Once connected, you must also enable the HQ Mode for this headset, which can be found on the XMB in the following location:
Settings
->Accessory Settings
->Manage Bluetooth Devices
->Press TRIANGLE on headset
->Information
->High Quality Mode
If you still have issues registering the headset, please go back to Accessory Settings->Manage Bluetooth Devices and delete all registered headsets. Once this is done repeat the above steps.”
The news was let loose on Battlefield’s new wordpress blog format. Check it out.
