Audacity Forum

Thank you all:

I have been taking your advice and working things out. I super appreciate your time. P.S. Where can I make a small contribution to Audacity?

VJ

If you want to record cassettes, the only "correct" input to choose in Audacity is Line In. It is also possible to record with stereo mix if you can enable "Listen to this device" in Windows Sound for the Line In input. Mic in would be the worst choice. In Windows Sound, do you see the green meter ...

Thank you all: What I am trying to do is digitize rare Afro-Cuban music from tape cassettes to Audacity. The wiring is: tape player's out to my tuner's in; tuner's 'tape out' (via RCA to mini) into my laptop's single jack, which I then must set (when prompted by the laptop) to 'line in.' - my only i...

Bought a Dell Inspiron 15Rlast year, running windows 7, with a single jack which toggles between line in, mic, speakers, etc. (I used to be able to record the output of my cassette player just fine on an older laptop.) Now I can see a strong incoming signal on the microphone monitors but when I pre...

That's Microsoft hiding features again. Easily fixed. Once you've followed the link below, restart Audacity or click Rescan Audio Devices in the Transport menu, then after whichever you choose to do open the drop-down menu for the recording devices and click Stereo Mix. http://www.howtogeek.com/how...

Greenpoint? In any of those combination were you able to record the laptop built-in microphone? It would be a kick in the head to discover the laptop won't record anything ever. This is an extension of the "too close to the problem" problem. Koz Hi Thanks to all and thanks to you too Mr. 'Koz." I a...

First, Thank You all immensely for developing and sharing this powerful creative tool. Bought a Dell Inspiron 15Rlast year, running windows 7, with a single jack which toggles between line in, mic, speakers, etc. (I used to be able to record the output of my cassette player just fine on an older lap...