Audacity Forum

Thanks, Steve. You are correct: Dell technicians wanted to blow this off as an Audacity problem, even though I pointed out to them that I was able to capture left and right channels using the same MP3 file, audio grabber, and software on the good laptops (one of which is an older Dell). We have also...

Hi, Steve. Not sure how to plug an image into these boxes, so here's a link instead: https://www.vtop.shop/products/av202-b

The 3.5mm plug goes into the headphones jack of the turntable amplifier (or computer) and the USB plug goes into the USB port of the receiving computer.

Thanks for your perseverance, Steve! I sent the test MP3 from the good computer to the bad computer, and both channels were identical (bad results). I sent the test MP3 from the bad computer to each of the good computers, and in each case the two channels were different (good results). I ripped a vi...

Sorry. VTop, the company that makes the audio grabber, sent me a test MP3 file to confirm that the left and right channels should be different. It's just a one-minute music file. And I spelled the company's name wrong. Fitting end to a Friday %P

Hey, Steve. Thanks for your interest. Yep: everything else appears identical. I am using the same grabber in all three cases, the same mp3 snippet provided by H-Top, the same settings in Audacity, and the same superficial settings in Windows (advanced recording set to 2-channel, 48KHz). So I am wond...

I thought so, too. But the advanced settings on the USB PnP Audio Device shows 2 channel, 16 bit, 48000hz. So something else, maybe?

I am using an AV202-B audiograbber. I have 3 machines: an IBM Thinkpad running Win10, a Dell Precision running Win7, and a Dell Inspiron running Win10. The 2 Win10 machines have Audacity version 2.4.2, and the Win7 is running 2.3.3 The Thinkpad and the Precision receive both left and right channels....