Hi, recently switched from XP desktop to Vista laptop and when I record from sound card, the input level goes to zero if I mute the speakers (soft mute) so if I want to record something, I have to have the volume up high as there is a direct correlation between speaker volume and input level.
Is there any way round this, its a real pain! I used to be able to do it although that might have been with the volume control on the actual speakers, now I'm on a laptop maybe it isn't possible?
Thanks.
Jim.
Cannot mute while recording
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Re: Cannot mute while recording
Plugging in a pair of headphones will usually mute the internal speaker. In most cases you don't even need the headphones, you just need the mini-jack plug.
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