Do not use the microphone input unless your source in monophonic. The
microphone input accepts only monophonic input.
Elaine Zablocki wrote:
At 05:52 PM 4/29/2007, b_s-wilk wrote:
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent
results with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
I haven't tried audacity, and I'll go look at it.
Did you set the input source?
Yes, I did in jet audio... I'm not sure whether I did in sound editor.
The microphone was still plugged in to the sound card ... would that
be a problem? If I unplug the microphone, might that make a difference?
Are you sure your sound card is capable of taking input?
The sound card is a RealTek AC97 Audio, I believe. I know it can hear
incoming audio from the microphone. Aside from that, I don't know how
to test it.
My local computer guy is coming over to add some RAM in the next few
days, and I may need to ask him to check out some of these questions....
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