OK then we are sure now you have the correct audio drivers for the built-in sound device.
Your Audacity audio device info does not show line in, only microphone and Stereo Mix.
I think the only way you might be able to improve things is to go into Windows Sound. Change to the "Recording" tab. Right-click anywhere inside the Recording tab and if available, choose "Show disabled devices" then right-click again and check "Show Disconnected Devices".
What devices do you see now. Mic, Line-in and Stereo Mix?
As I said before, to record from Stereo Mix, you will need to set the Line-In to "Listen to this device", so that it plays through the computer speakers. To do that you would right-click the Line-In, choose Properties, then click the "Listen" tab. Then restart Audacity and record from Stereo Mix.
Are you connecting the turntable directly to the computer input? If you want to record a conventional turntable it is better and simpler to attach its output to a phono amplifier then connect the amplifier to the computer. This gives you proper RIAA equalization at already amplified line level.
Does your cassette deck with USB output have a line input? If so, you could connect the turntable through a phono amplifier to the line input of the cassette deck and record from the cassette deck. Otherwise I think you may be better buying something like the Behringer UFO 202: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Recom ... Interfaces.
Gale
2.1.2 (from .exe) Windows 7; monitor active; does not record
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Re: 2.1.2 (from .exe) Windows 7; monitor active; does not re
Thank you all:
I have been taking your advice and working things out. I super appreciate your time. P.S. Where can I make a small contribution to Audacity?
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I have been taking your advice and working things out. I super appreciate your time. P.S. Where can I make a small contribution to Audacity?
VJ
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Let us know some details of how you fixed it, or if you need more help. Other people reading this might benefit from that.vjaroslaw wrote:I have been taking your advice and working things out.
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Thanks.
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