Audacity Forum

:D This is a good news. I was able to solve the problem. For relatively novice individuals the procedure I took was as flows: 1. Go to the official device drivers downloading site for my notebook PC. In my care I download three audio device drivers (and in case newest chipset driver was added for th...

Having gone through all of the other options, it does indeed sound like it is probably a driver problem. Unfortunately the trend with new drivers on Windows is for disabling Stereo Mix entirely, so it is unlikely that a new driver will be released that offers a solution to the problem. Thank you ve...

My problem appears to be the one found in the posting http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=6797. However, in my case updating the sound card driver, RealTtek High Definition Audio, did not solve the problem. I have no idea why. I guess the root of the problem is in either Vista or ...

So, only StereoMix is only activated. Yes, but that will record everything that is playing through the sound card. If, for example, "Mic" is enabled for "playback", then that will be recorded. You need to disable or mute unused sources from playback. I think I understand the poi...

The problem is probably caused by recording from the microphone as well as directly from the Internet radio/CD. You need to mute all sound card inputs that are not being used so as to eliminate all sound sources other than the one that you actually want to record. Yes, this is what I wrote in my in...

It means that I record whilst I listen to Internet radio. In other words, I should like to record the sound I only listen to. The same problem occurs when I attempt to record the sound when a CD is being played. So, you are right, choice of StereoMix appears to be the cause of the problem but how ca...

I have been experiencing some echo (or something of the sort) added in the recorded sound using StereoMix. I attempt to record broadcasts using the sound card internally installed in my Windows Vista 32 bit laptop. Would you help me get rid of the echo when I record broadcasts? Though I do not think...