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Something I noticed about recording "what you hear" in Vista....

Farted by SockpuppetClock, June 02, 2008, 01:12:57 PM

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SockpuppetClock

You can't!

Come on Microsoft, you could of at least kept that of all the things that were in older versions.

I have already enabled the Stereo Mix and try everything twice and then thrice again but nothing seems to work.

Unless of course I am mistaken, which I really hope I am. So does anyone have any idea what I can do to fix this problem?

TremcladClock



joliet_jane

Does Vista mess it up regardless of that sound card you have?

Not that it matters for me-- there are no Vista drivers for my Soundblaster Live card.  I'll have to get an SB Audigy card if I upgrade to Vista.

So... I'm really not interested in Vista.  At all.

SockpuppetClock

Quote from: TremcladClock;1325653Try a program that uses its own emulated drivers, like Total Recorder.
Thank you! :) It works perfectly.

TremcladClock

Quote from: SockPuppetClock;1325706Thank you! :) It works perfectly.

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super0sonic

Quote from: joliet_jane;1325659Does Vista mess it up regardless of that sound card you have?

Not that it matters for me-- there are no Vista drivers for my Soundblaster Live card.  I'll have to get an SB Audigy card if I upgrade to Vista.

So... I'm really not interested in Vista.  At all.

vista puts all sound prosessing on the cpu. Soundcards are uesless and only outputs. onboard sound card is all you need.
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