Hi. I just thought I'd chime in here to say I found no such disabled
device -- I found a couple of ones not plugged in, but nothing like
Stereo mix. I find total recorder does record what I hear because they
have a kernel driver, but no device like that.
Curtis Delzer <curtis1...@verizon.net> wrote:
> Hi, when you get your list of devices "using the system tray for
> "speakers," when you look under "recording" don't highlight anything.
> Right click, or press shift-f10 or the applications key, and "enable"
> both "show disabled devices and disconnected devices. Press "enter" on
> both of those, even if you have to go out and come back in making sure
> nothing is highlighted first when you make your second "enabling" choice.
> Then, look, again, under "recording" devices." You will see a
> disabled device called "stereo mix,". The first page of the properties
> for the device, dialog box will give you the ability to "enable" the
> device. To get to that dialog, hit alt-p while it is highlighted.
>
>
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> On Tue, 05 Nov 2013 19:27:37 +0000
> brian parker <brian.parke...@btopenworld.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi curtis, if it is there but turned off, how do i turn it on. brian.
> >
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