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Subject: Re: Setting Recording Levels in Vista
Jonathan Mosen List Founder
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Hi Mari,
1. You can open the Sound dialog by opening the start menu and typing sound.
The first match will probably be sound recorder, but you can just arrow down
one to sound, and then press enter.
2. Press ctrl+tab to move to the recording page, where there's a list of
devices. Select a dev
ope you get an answer to this question Mary - and by the way, your messages
are getting through.
I recall lengthy threads on this subject some time ago, and it all seems to
hinge around the fact that the settings for enabling recording in Vista's
Control Panel application are hidden until you know
Hello,
This is the third time I've sent this, and I don't think it's getting
through. It may be my inexperience with Vista. Anyway, I would be very
grateful if any other Vista users could tell me how to set recording levels.
Also, are there any shortcuts to reach the record tab? Thank you very mu
Greetings Everyone,
My old computer of eight years finally died. It operated in Windows XP. My
new one operates in Windows Vista. My question is: How do I set recording
volumes in this operating system? Also, is there a shortcut key or other
shortcut to get to the recording tab in the control pan
Greetings Everyone,
My old computer of eight years finally died and I now have a new one, with
the dreaded Vista operating system. If anyone uses this OS, could you please
tell me how to set recording levels, especially for a USB microphone. Many
thanks.
Mari Dole
Jonathan Mosen List Foun
