When you choose What You Hear then you have to go back into the
Playback Properties of the Volume Control and be sure that the things you
want to record are unmuted. This includes Line In, Microphone, Wave etc.
It really means what it says, What You Hear. Other Sound Cards call What
You
If you're going to use the what you hear option, keep in mind that if your
speech runs through your sound card, any speech spoken by your screen
reader, or any windows sounds will be captured in the recording.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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If you're going to use the what you hear option, keep in mind that if your
speech runs through your sound card, any speech spoken by your screen
reader, or any windows sounds will be captured
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jaws won't supply this information you may have to resort to sighted
assistance.
Good luck.
Robert.
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Robert thanks
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Matthew, I have not had this happen to me, probably because I have a
multichannel card. I'm not trying to pick a fight about it, just making
an
observation. HOpe you
The sound cards in the last few years have all had the multichannel support,
so perhaps your speech hasn't talked, or you've turned off your windows
sounds, but it's good that it hasn't happened, because if you're recording
something live, never to be repeated, it wouldn't do to have a screen
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Hi Mimi, you said that you don't have the problem of speech being recorded
while you are recording something. Can you tell me how this works
raises the volume, and sliding down lowers it. Keep trying.
Mimi
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Subject: recording from cassette
Hi All:
I'm using cdex version 5 trying to record
