Audacity Forum

... built-in microphone. You need to manage your Windows Sound Panels so you can record 'What You Hear' or 'Mix Out'. Some of the latest versions of Vista make this pretty difficult. Windows Control Panel http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Mixer_Toolbar_Issues#Using_the_Control_Panel I ...

... results. My playback device is fixed at 48000Hz, and its playback of 44100Hz projects is fine in Windows 2000 and Windos XP. Is the resampling Vista provides in the legacy API of lower quality than the predecessors? http://audacity.homerow.net/index.php?dir=windows%2F&download=Audacity+1.3.7.zip ...

If there is only one developer with Vista, it's understandable how this may have slipped by - you need your configuration "just so" and you need a simple low-Hz sample. I used Audacity+Vista for a while in this condition and never heard the ...

... speakers no sound was being registered. I played around with the drop down menu in the top right and this fixed the problem. I now have a new PC (Vista) with Realtek HD and what I hear isn't registering when recording, it's just dead air. From a google search it seems a lot of people are having ...

... la liste déjà affichée. Je n'ai vu nulle part "what you hear" ou"stereo mix". cherchez en barre des tâches l'icône ... Une "bête" question : quand, dans la fenêtre Vista, vous avez coché "Afficher, etc." que faites-vous ...

... j'ai changé celui-ci pour un Windows Vista sur lequel j'ai installé le logiciel. Mon ... devez activer la fonction "stereo mix" (ou "what you hear", selon votre carte son). Celle-ci, d'après ce que ...

... TO RECORD OR RECORDING. When I play the saved recorded file it plays fine through the windows media player. Can i hear what I am recording? I have vista but on my other lap top too it has the same problem. cheers

... line ??? Yes have been reading the forums and tried everything that was suggested ??? b You've missed out some vital information: You're using XP? Vista? You're recording with the Realtek HD audio sound card on your laptop? You're recording from a USB turntable? All we can deduce from your description ...

... two-penn'orth- my second machine is a laptop with a Realtek HD sound card (and the Realtek custom interface that Steve writes about). I don't run Vista on this machine - I insisted that Dell "downgrade" the O/S to XP-PRO as a condition of purchase. The Realtek card and Audacity run absolutely ...

... and have tried everything I can think of....but sorry if this is a common problem that I'm asking! Here's the story: I just got a new laptop with Vista on it. Til now, I've been using a desktop PC with XP, and using audacity with no problems. I use a guitar for recording.....my guitar plugs in ...