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Is there a Realtek control panel too? It is an intel motherboard - so they would have drivers ? What ever would I look for search on ??? See http://downloadcenter.intel.com/ . For more details of your motherboard, download CPU-Z: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html . Also has line-in recordin...

The set up is 2 RCA cables that go into an adapter that converts to a single mini jack plug. My computer has 3 inputs in the rear (blue = line in, green = speaker out, and pink = mic in). Green/Pink also are in the front with my USB ports. My cable from tape deck goes to the adapter and then the Lin...

I saw the following in another thread. For XP users: 1. Open "Control Panel" 2. Double-click the "Sounds and Audio Devices" icon 3. Click the "Audio" tab 4. Under "Sound Recording", hit the "Volume..." button. The "Recording Control" window should pop up. 5. In the Recording Control window, hit Opti...

What are your settings in the Device Toolbar . As stated above. Audacity Settings ... Audio Host = MME (other choice is Windows DirectSound) Output Device = RealTek HD Audio Output (other choice is Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output) Input Device = RealTek HD Audio Input: Line Volume (bunch of other c...

Hi folks. Pulling my hair out on this one. This should work but it doesn't. Windows XP Home Edition SP3 Build 2600 Audacity 2.0.2 (latest version) RealTek High Definition Audio Finally found an adapter from RCA to mini thus ... I have a tape deck connected and I'm able to hear sound from playing cas...

Realtek control panels sometimes do (according to reports I have seen) list an extra stereo mix input if you know where to look. Once enabled in the Realtek panel, it appears in Windows "Sounds and Audio Devices". Gale - I'm all for that. Show me how to enable the extra stereo mix magically ??? bec...

For the moment forget about Realtek. If you have not activated Stereo Mix in Windows you will never see it in Realtek. That isn't always true on Windows XP, I think. The instructions for selecting audio devices on XP so that they appear in the Windows control panel applet are different to Vista / 7...

@clydevins, For the moment forget about Realtek. If you have not activated Stereo Mix in Windows you will never see it in Realtek. I know this to be true as I have just proven this on my Win 7 system. I cannot give you XP specific instructions but on Windows 7 you would proceed as follows to try an...

The issue isn't with Windows XP ... it is with Realtek. Ensure you really have put a checkmark for all the inputs in "Sounds and Audio Devices". See http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#xpcp . If that does not help, please read everything in the green panel "Help with r...

While it's unlikely that you can easily record internet audio in Vista and Win7, WinXP should be a walk in the park. However, in all cases, Recording Internet Audio is a dance between three services, the Operating System, the Sound Card and the Drivers. If any one of them drops the ball, that's the...