go to the play back properties, not the record properties, check the mute for
the microphone.
then go back to the record properties, be sure that stereo mix is checked
that the volume is set.
- Original Message -
From: Donald L. Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:34 PM
Subject: A strange recording problem.
Hello,
I am attempting to assist a friend over the phone. He has a bizarre problem
which I have
not been able to solve and would appreciate some ideas from other listers.
He wants to record an audio stream. So we went into the recording tab of the
volume
control, unchecked the microphone, checked stereo mix, and adjusted the stereo
mix volume
setting.
I am certain that we are in the recording tab and that the boxes are correctly
checked.
Nevertheless, the recording is that of the microphone even though the mike is
unchecked.
I encouraged him to unplug the mike; however, he said it wasn't practical to
get to the
back of the computer, and he was uncertain as to which plug was that of the
mike, and it
wasn't feasible to trace the mike chord.
So if anyone here has an idea, please let us know.
Thanks in advance.
Don Roberts
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