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I was out in the wild for a few days, but back home now, so I'll do some testing later today and I'll let you know about those bugs.

Hiss on standard built-in soundcards is normal... don't expect to have a crystal clear sound from the mic input. Digital output is usually for S/PDIF output on your card. You're probably not using that... For speakers and everything else you should be wanting all analog. Try selecting Default on the...

Do you have an option for Analog on the devices? Something like "HDA Intel: ALC888 Analog (hw:0,0)" or similar? If so select that option. I'll be camping for the next 3 days so I won't be able to reply until tuesday... Hopefully Steve or someone else might be around to give some more advice. Good lu...

I am having a similar problem with Audacity 1.3 detecting my computer microphone for recording. The slider display is greyed out. My default setting in my sound control list the recording method as Internal Audio analog stereo and the hardware as internal audio / 1 output / 1 input. It list two typ...

Be sure you connect the usb cable and turn the device on before opening audacity.

It may also happen that the device is not supported by the linux drivers...

Take a look at these tutorials: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Exporting_your_Audacity_Project_into_iTunes_and_iPod http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Splitting_recordings_into_separate_tracks http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Transferring_tapes_and_records_to_computer_or_CD Did it answer your que...

I'm still trying to find out some time and patience to hang some blankets or similar on the walls of the (almost) empty bedroom... but this weather doesn't let me stay away from the beach and outdoors activities...

I don't have my headphones here, but it sounds very low noise on the speakers. What mic did you use?

ninjabob wrote:Yes, it's USB. So once my device is installed in my computer, it will appear in the list of Devices? Thanks!!

It should... But it depends a lot on the driver...

By the way, what operating system do you use? Windows? MacOS-X? Linux? Other?

You do need to pay attention with the Logitech microphone. It's directional. Koz If you want to capture from all angles an omnidirectional mic would be better... You could place 2 logitech in opposite direction, the problem is that connecting 2 usb mics to one computer is known to be a source of pr...