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Looking at your post again, I'm thinking you must mean to put both ends of the RCA into the UA-1EX, input and output respectively. I've now done that, but can't get it to record through Audacity.

Here's what I've done:

Set Audacity preferences Audio I/O to Edirol for both input and output
On the volume mixer of my computer, ensured that both Edirol recording and playback options are indicated as working. However, although I have tried to enable these and make them default, the computer has not switched to enable the UA-1EX as the device.

Have I omitted something?

David

Davidgnp wrote:I'm thinking you must mean to put both ends of the RCA into the UA-1EX, input and output respectively. I've now done that, but can't get it to record through Audacity.

Yes, the left in to the left out and the right in to the right out

Davidgnp wrote: Here's what I've done:

Set Audacity preferences Audio I/O to Edirol for both input and output
On the volume mixer of my computer, ensured that both Edirol recording and playback options are indicated as working. However, although I have tried to enable these and make them default, the computer has not switched to enable the UA-1EX as the device.

Have I omitted something?

David

On my PC I also have to use the Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Sounds and set the Sound Playback device to be my UA-1EX, USB device (this is XP-PRO that I am using - I don't know how Vista does this)

You may also need to close and restart Audacity for the settings in Audacity to take effect.

WC

Eureka, it works! Very many thanks for your help.

David