Hi. Just to be clear this is not a dell issue. I have owned a few dells in
my time and I have been very happy with them.
Anyway, is it that you are not able to see stereo mix in your sound control
dialog box? For example, you might have microphone, line-in, and that's all.
I'll start with the most obvious. Did you make sure all devices are visible.
When your in your recording tab of your sound control dialog if you hit the
aplications key on any of the items in the listview the context menu pops
up. You have to make sure but display all devices and show unusued items are
both checked. I might not have the wording right but the two options will
say something like that.
If you've already done this than disreguard. I have had dthis problem with
my computer and others as well. Not all of them were dell's either. Laptops
don't usually have a separate sound card aside from the one that is already
integrated.
I have a few other suggestions but let's see if it works.
Also are all your sound drivers up-to-date? The dell updater is not
completely accessible but it does work.
Let me know if I can help further.
bb
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Kelly Pierce" <kellyt...@gmail.com>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2011 3:47 PM
Subject: Re: Any JAWS Scripts For I-Sound Recorder?
This is why I avoid Dell computers like the plague. Many don't accept
standard PC parts and many are configured funny that cause problems
not found with other brands of computers. The discount isn't worth
the hassle to me.
Kelly
On 10/22/11, Kane Brolin <kbroli...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello. Not long ago I wrote to the BlindReplay list and to this list
asking for solutions in respect to why I am not able to capture audio
output directly from my Dell Precision notebook's sound card in Replay
AV. Having received no answer from either list, I did some digging
and discovered that the problem's likely cause is that my Dell
notebook in reality has no sound card. Instead, it has integrated
sound, and therefore I cannot point my RECORDING SETTINGS in Windows 7
Control Panel to "Stereo Mixer," which seems to be required for me to
record direct stereo sound like this in Windows 7.
In reading solutions that have worked for some, I ran across a program
called I-Sound Recorder, which claims to enable this function in
Windows 7 and Vista without requiring a dedicated sound card. The
claim is that if I use I-Sound Recorder to capture files in WMA or MP3
format, I can bypass the normal Windows 7 requirement to have a
separate sound card and set my recording option to Stereo Mixer.
Problem is, when I run I-Sound Recorder, I find that its controls are
inaccessible--completely invisible, in fact, using JAWS.
Has anyone ever tried to script a solution to this? If not, I will
either have to commission someone to write a script, or I'll need to
purchase and install a true sound card if this is possible.
Thanks.
-Kane
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