Audacity Forum

... the difference between these two terms is, that is compatible with WinVista, or at least mine. On Audacity, there are two server options, Windows ... for Audacity. You guys mentioned a sound card connected to the PC via USB, and I didn't even know those things existed, all the ones I've ever ...

... all the sound sources are in a drop-down menu and require no adjustments to the computer sound system. It is an agreed bug that because Windows Vista and 7 now present inputs (and outputs) as separate audio devices, the inputs must be chosen in Preferences and cannot be shown in the Mixer Toolbar ...

... all the sound sources are in a drop-down menu and require no adjustments to the computer sound system. It is an agreed bug that because Windows Vista and 7 now present inputs (and outputs) as separate audio devices, the inputs must be chosen in Preferences and cannot be shown in the Mixer Toolbar ...

... (may also be called "Mix" or "Sum" or "What U Hear", or something similar). Note that with "Stereo Mix" ... that you set the playback level. Any functionality that is missing in Vista (such as Stereo Mix) is likely to also be missing in Windows 7. Microsoft ...

... computer, you need to be recording "Mix-Out" or "What-U-Hear." You are recording the built-in microphone and yes, that's usually ... set the Windows Control Panel for this service. If you're on a Win7 or Vista machine, there's a possibility that the service just doesn't exist ...

http://torley.com/how-to-record-mic-and-speakers-on-vista-with-realtek How to record mic AND speakers on Vista with Realtek Make sure ... that the green bars light up. If you don't see Stereo Mix (or "What U Hear" on some systems), right-click and check "Show Disabled Devices". ...

... user issues with Win 7 and "what you hear" aka "stereo mix" recording. It was no problem under XP. It was a minor issue under Vista and it has become a big issue under Win 7. I'd guess it is a result of pressure from copyright owners who fear the capability will be used against ...

Hi ignatz, You've probably read my review of the Behringer UCA 202 on this forum - I'd have no hesitation in recommending it as a good, inexpensive no-frills sound card for Windows XP, Vista or Linux, but I've not tried it on Windows 7 so you will need to check for Windows ...

... by recording from the sound card's "stereo mix", "what U hear" or comparable input meant for recording computer playback. If ... on Windows XP or earlier, or at Edit > Preferences: Audio I/O in Vista or 7. See here in case of problems. However, to make that record both ...

To do that in Audacity you need to either: 1) Use "Stereo Mix"/"What U Hear" (not available on some Vista/Windows 7 computers) 2) Use an external mixer so that you can output the game sounds into the ...