Can anyone tell me if there are still any sound cards made that have both a
line and Mick jack? Turtle beach made the montego II card in 2000 that did and
its a great card but it doesn't have drivers for xp. My new pc has a good sound
blaster card but it shares Mick and line on the same jack.
You can check to see if CMedia has a sound card that has that. TC.
SAG
Can anyone tell me if there are still any sound cards made that have
both a line and Mick jack? Turtle beach made the montego II card in
2000 that did and its a great card but it doesn't have drivers for
xp. My new pc has
Turtle beach most definitely works with xp. I have one for home and one for
media center. Go to there website and you will find it.
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Also, what works is an external sound card.
We have 2. external sound cards from Sound Blaster; they work really well.
Especially for a lap-top computer.
I use the internal sound card, but if I have problems I can use the sound
blaster external card For my IBM THINK-PAD lap-top. and it has
Hi,
why using complicated tools?
why don't you try Smart PC recorder?
http://www.voiceemotion.com/smartrecorder.htm
It's quite easy to use and it's easy to set up the sound card
settings (then all settings can be restored from there, too)
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Hi,
why
for people who want to record skype calls
get PowerGramo (www.powergramo.com - free for 2-users conversations,
paid for multi-user calls)
or VoiceEmotion (www.voiceemotion.com, free for one or multi-users 3
minutes call, and paid for unlimited time 2-users or multi-users calls)
I have worked on
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Subject: recording skype calls, was RE: recording from sound card withsound
forge
for people who want to record skype calls
get PowerGramo (www.powergramo.com - free for 2-users conversations,
paid for multi-user calls)
or VoiceEmotion
At 15.14 06/02/2007, you wrote:
I used to have a version that I could use, but the latest version, at least
on my machine is totally inaccessable.
oh gosh...which problems do you have with that?
if you mean it says VEmotion desktop and does not talk any longer,
press shift+tab it says button,
to avoid misunderstandings, I do not work for VEmotion team
I do not earn any money for occasional tech support I give to people
who need help
I just mention it and suggest it because in my opinion it's a good
program, and I help developers (with translations and feedbacks) just
because it's a
aha...PowerGramo I did never try it, the latest version. I installed
it about one year ago, and then used it for a little time, replaced
by VoiceEmotion
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Subject: recording skype calls, was RE: recording from sound card withsound
forge
for people who want to record skype calls
get PowerGramo (www.powergramo.com - free for 2-users conversations, paid
for multi-user calls) or VoiceEmotion (www.voiceemotion.com, free for one or
multi-users 3 minutes
I think high criteria might have what you want.
www.highcriteria.com
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I can record my Skype and regular phone calls with Sound Forge but I'm
using the Internet Phone Wizard which allows me to use my regular phone with
Skype.
Jerry
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Radio Shack used to have a great telephone recording device for about
$35. Maybe they still do. I use the Internet Phone Wizard which allows me
to use Skype with my regular phone and record Skype calls and regular phone
calls with Sound Forge. The Internet Phone Wizard is $75 here at BA
Hello. you will probably need to put your soundcard in what you here in
order to do that. be aware that it will pick up your jaws if you only have
one sound card.
hey all,
can someone give me some help on recording from the sound card with
sound forge 8.0?
like if I desire to record audio
level at 30 percent to
get good level. Anything beyond that is to much and to hot a level. I have 20
DB boost checked on both PC'S. Anyone out there with a sound card that gives
allot of headroom like the old turtle beach? I would have used it on the new
PC. but there are no drivers for it with XP
I am having the same problem with my audigy2NX card, and I am using a
powered mic with an extra in-line amp.
Simon
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Hi
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I am having the same problem with my audigy2NX card, and I am using a
powered mic with an extra in-line amp.
Simon
it doesn't appear to have those settings, as it has an external mic volume
on the actual device.
Simon
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it doesn't appear to have those settings, as it has an external mic volume
on the actual device.
Simon
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(centre/subwoofer) - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ¦
1 x audio - SPDIF output - RCA
What do you think?
Best wishes.
Andy
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HI,
spdif can be both optifal and coaxial.
Best regards
Brian
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was also wanting to
record on my computer, using GoldWave, AD movies that may be showing on the
TV. Unfortunately, the sound card I purchased only has an optic out and a
line in. Although I could still do what I wanted, I thought that the optic
connection would give me better quality sound
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Andy, settings are difficult to manipulate on the turtle beach control
panel,
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What card do you have, I got the Turtle beach rodey for $54.99 and it
has an optical in in addition to line
, 2007 12:12 PM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card Recommendation
Hi again Stephen.
I have the Creative SoundBlaster Live, 24 bit external card.
This card has two optical out's and a line in, but no optical line in.
It's quite a nice device and I have Creative 5.1 speakers to go with it. I
think it cost
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Hi again Stephen.
I have the Creative SoundBlaster Live
Hi Stephen.
No, I'm playing JAWS through my original computer sound card and speakers,
and all my audio media comes through the new external sound card. This is
quite handy as I can listen to music whilst doing something else on the
computer.
Andy
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Hi Brent.
The second optical out is one of those philips, sony spdif things I think.
Best wishes.
Andy
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Hi Brent.
The second optical out is one of those philips, sony spdif things I think.
Best wishes.
Andy
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that it does have optical in and out
as I didn't get around to using them.
Steve Green
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the audigy2nx
I can't think why, as the audigy works fine with window-eyes.
Simon
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Hi Andy
before I
be
switched into optical mode.
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Hi all.
I'm looking for a recommendation of an external sound card.
I'm
Hi Jerry,
Subject: Re: Installing a new second sound card
i tried to install the soundcard and got no sound out of both, so i
uninstalled the soundcard and put it back in the box.
I put in the soundcard after unplugging the pc from the wall.
Then after installing and fastening it tight
did you edit the jaws ini file?
Judy
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i tried to install the soundcard
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i tried to install the soundcard and got no sound out of both, so i
uninstalled
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Hi Jerry,
Subject: Re: Installing a new second sound card
i tried to install the soundcard
this one don't have the front bey drive like the other sound
card.
What i want to know, is how would i go about this being that i'm a jaws for
windows user.
Also i wanna hook my adobe surround sound to the secondary card, which does
support 7.1 surround.
Is this pretty easy to do?
And is it true
I forgot to make mention that the sound blaster audigy 2 platnem is my
primary, and the secondary which i wanna use for jaws, is the sound blaster
audigy series, the one with out the live drive, the front bey drive with all
the little jacks.
Would i have to use the sound card i just mentioned
Hi Jerry,
From the freedom scientific website:
Many JAWS users who also use music or audio production software want
JAWS
and Eloquence to speak through one sound card, while using the other
for
their production work. To do this, you need to edit a file called
JFW.ini
Hey keith, can i just update the drivers now then install the sound card
later or does it have to be after i install the soundcard and the drivers?
Plus will i lose speach with jaws when i do install the new drivers for the
new card?
Jerry
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Hi Jerry you wrote:
Hey keith, can i just update the drivers now then install the sound card
later or does it have to be after i install the soundcard and the drivers?
Plus will i lose speach with jaws when i do install the new drivers for the
new card?
Jerry
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Hey keith, can i just update the drivers now then install the sound card
later or does it have to be after i install the soundcard and the drivers?
Plus will i
I just wanted to add another quirk to my sound card issues. Not long after
Windows loads the volume drops. It also drops while playing music. Are
these little battles I'll just have to live with?
Betsy
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I just wanted to add another quirk to my sound card issues. Not long after
Windows loads the volume drops. It also drops while playing music. Are
these little battles I'll just have to live with?
Betsy
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hi some times windows media player alters the volume for some strange
reason.
have you played anything through that player lately?
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card
I just wanted to add another quirk to my sound card issues. Not long after
Windows loads the volume drops. It also drops while playing music. Are
these little battles I'll just have to live with?
Betsy
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WinAmp screws up my volume too. If I had WinAmp set to start on bootup
for some reason then my volume would get messed with upon bootup.
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Yep you heard right. my sound card issue is back and more ugly. I have
my settings rige in all of my osund recording options yet when I listen back
and I used my mixer plugged in t the line in jack, It sounds like it's ben
downsampled and the signel is mono. I'm hoping my PCMCIA sound
:21 PM
Subject: Re: help with a sound card
I think my Turtle Beach does this on the wave/stereo mix too. With mine,
there isn't a whole lot of bass either though. I think the solution is going
to be having to get JFW off of that sound card because it is probably using
the lower quality paramaters
I think my Turtle Beach does this on the wave/stereo mix too. With mine,
there isn't a whole lot of bass either though. I think the solution is going
to be having to get JFW off of that sound card because it is probably using
the lower quality paramaters of JFW speech as what comes out of wave
Hello. I have an sb audigy PCMCIA notebook sound card and it sounds fine but
when I record with it it downsamples everything and makes the high end go away.
Can someone help me solve this problem? It even happens when I'm broadcasting.
Thanks.
Sarah and G
, August 28, 2006 6:49 PM
Subject: Using an Onboard Sound Card Exclusively for JAWS
I have two machines with onboard sound cards. These are disabled, as I am
using better sound cards for music and such.
How can I enable these onboard sound cards and make them function with JAWS
only?
Dan
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Who disabled them? Assuming none of the jumpers were changed then you just
need to go into the BIOS and enable them. If you do
I have two machines with onboard sound cards. These are disabled, as I am
using better sound cards for music and such.
How can I enable these onboard sound cards and make them function with JAWS
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Subject: need help with sound card
Hi all, I am having problums setting my computer so that I can record
write
from the sound card
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Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2006 9:22 PM
Subject: Re: need help with sound card
Hi Ivan,
go to volume ctrl,
press alt for file,
up arrow to properties,
tab to adjust to volume for playback volume,
arrow down to adjust volume for recording,
tab once more,
arrow down to what
What are you using for a sound card. It is possible that yours simply does
not support this feature. My Griffin IMic did not, which is why I switched
to a SoundBlaster Live External USB. The price is quite reasonable, and the
quality excellent. If you are considering doing a lot of recording
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: realtek sound card
I am familiar with this chip. It is an onboard chip in many of
the new
boards and is quite popular now. The only problem with it is
that it is not
very accessible when it comes to working with recording with
different kinds
Probably wave out mix.
Have you checked the record properties of the mixer?
Options alt+p. Properties r. Choose your sound card in first combo box.
Tab to the radio buttons and choose adjust volume for recording. Then tab
to the Show the following volume controls list and make sure to select
Hi all, I am having problums setting my computer so that I can record write
from the sound card. I have mesed around with the stario wide thinggy in the
valum ctrl, messed with the mute check box and everything, and I have not
been able to do it! This is getting rilly rilly frustrating! What
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Hi all, I am having problums setting my computer so that I can record
write
from the sound card. I have mesed
Hi all,
Please bear with me here. I am not technical!
I just bought a new pentium4 computer and it has onboard a realtek
sound card. I'd never heard of this before, and don't know much about it.
I just wondered if anyone else has one of these and could get back
to me? The volume
Realtech is by my unerstanding a cgipset not a card onto itrelf. As such the
board manufactorer can use it in a number of ways. I havent seen it used in
such a high end interface.
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with a
turtle beach riviera sound card, and then finally to a sound blaster live 24
bit card. I am by far happiest with the soundblaster. I would recommend
that you consider doing the same when you can and if you wish. Otherwise, I
will try to help you figure out your sound as best I can. If you
I hope not. I just installed a new sound blaster audigy card. I recorded
something with goldwave the other day; everything was fine. Now today I
checked and all my settings were changed back to where they were originally
and I don't get any sound at all when attempting to record. When I go to
I want to know if it is possible for me to install a new sound card. Do I
need any sighted assistance? Can anyone give me the steps to do this? Thank
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of death.
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I want to know if it is possible for me to install a new sound card. Do I
need
hi mis lash how are you.
it depends on the sound card.
some cards are plug and play and some have sofware that you could use for
them, most likely you will not need sited help
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That depends on what kind of sound card. normally I don't need sighted help
for this but like i said that depends.
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Um, like what? It is called adocity. What eles do ya need to know?
Thanks
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Ok! then I will have to humbly step out of the picture. I have never used
that program.
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Um
Hi all. How do I set my sound card so that the sound from the speackers
can go throo the sound card strate to my recorder?
Thanks
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Hi all. How do I set my sound card so that the sound from the speackers
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Hi all. How do I set my sound card so that the sound from the speackers
can go throo the sound card strate to my recorder?
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with sound card
YOu need t have your stereo mix set to on and at a nice volume so that there
is no clipping or not to quiet.
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You can get them at Radio Shack. they run about $6 dependig on length.
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Where can I get one
Nah, I am not talking about a tape recorder. I am talking about a recorder
on the cpu.
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this option allows you to record anything that comes through the soundcard.
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Nah, I am
Hi, that did not work. What eles can I try?
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Tell me more about the recorder you are using.
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Hi, that did not work. What eles can I try
deteriorated. Same experience when I connect my laptop to my
stereo through this hardware (purchased from 3rd party) which actually
bypasses the sound card to send the digital signals to my stereo amp
directly via USB. I mention this for trouble shooting as this should
take sound card out of the loop
options.
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Hello. While setting up the software called Tunebite' (legal, so pl let
us stay focused
A friend just got a new computer with aan M-Audio Audiophile sound card. It
has no headphone jack. How can he hook up his phones? The analog outputs
of the card are on a breakout cable and ar all quarter inch mono.
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Can he attach a y connector that would plug into the analog output line and
have two female connectors that would accommodate the headphones and
whatever else might be desired? You can do a work around with various
connectors.
Lois Goodine.
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Can he attach a y connector that would plug into the analog output line
and
have two female connectors that would accommodate the headphones and
whatever else might be desired? You can do a work around with various
connectors.
Lois Goodine
Hi guys,
I'm looking for a good sound card where it doesn't come with it's own
mixing software. Something that can be played with using the volume control in
windows xp. Is the sound blaster live Audigy SE good for what I'm looking for?
Easy instalation, no high end noise, that kind
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Subject: sound card question
Hi guys,
I'm looking for a good sound card where it doesn't come with it's own
mixing software. Something that can be played with using the volume
control in windows xp. Is the sound blaster live Audigy SE good
Hi all, I plan to buy a pro sound card to connect to my AV Receiver, to play
mp3, dvd's dd and dts, dvd audio etc.
I want to use the spdif connection in passthrough mod to play my dvd's and
dvdaudio, and the analogic connection to play other file typs like mp3, ape,
etc.
I read lot
Why use the analog connection at all? Everything should be able to go
through the spdif?
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From: Mickaël Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list. pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 3:32 AM
Subject: professional sound card.
Hi all, I plan
Does the latest version of the Real Player allow one to change the output sound
card one is using? I've successfully changed the sound card I use in both
Winamp and Windows Media Player, but I can't find a parameter in the Real
Player to change the setting. I'm trying to direct all of my
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To: PC audio discussion list. Pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 8:20 PM
Subject: EXTERNAL SOUND CARD -- RECOMMENDATIONS PLEASE??
Hi Everyone:
The 3.5 input jack on the AC97 onboard sound card on this computer system
apears to
be dead. I can't hear anything through
Hi Everyone:
The 3.5 input jack on the AC97 onboard sound card on this computer system
apears to
be dead. I can't hear anything through the headset when I plug it in for
Skype-like conversations. So, I need to add a new sound card, preferably an
external one that is USB, FireWire powered
It should be fine. Be sure to disable the integrated card.
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I can't seem to get speech from my default sound card after installing a
second card. I can get speech from the second card, no problem. But, if I
set
the first card as the default, I get no Eloquence nor do I get
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