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Record Speaker Audio with Mic?
Okay, I'm really confused about this. I've known for a long time how to record audio from the speakers, and now I need to record that combined with a mic input. But I can't. It seems no matter what I do, I can only record one at a time. I've looked all over, and no solution has worked for me.
I have a Realtek HD Audio sound card, but it seems to be a different version than those talked about in other threads, cause it doesn't have a mixer, or playback sliders, or anything like that.
Generally, to record audio from the speakers, I'd go into the recording options (I'm running Vista) and set as default the input I needed to use. But now that I need to use two at a time, I seriously can't.
Any ideas? :(
EDIT:
Oops, put this in announcements. Can someone move it?
I have a Realtek HD Audio sound card, but it seems to be a different version than those talked about in other threads, cause it doesn't have a mixer, or playback sliders, or anything like that.
Generally, to record audio from the speakers, I'd go into the recording options (I'm running Vista) and set as default the input I needed to use. But now that I need to use two at a time, I seriously can't.
Any ideas? :(
EDIT:
Oops, put this in announcements. Can someone move it?
Comments
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy98HMqcYw4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5qa-HODWbc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-7eEX7aZ_E
Last resort - download latest drivers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmI4i54jwEY (Realtek HD Audio example)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--wU40opYDo
Naturally, you also have to enable the mic in the regular volume levels controls if you want to record from it as well using this input.(not the recording levels - only the "What U Hear/Stereo Mix" input should be selected there)
If your mic isn't SHOWING in the regular levels controls, you have to make it appear either via options/properties (XP) and checking its check-box, or by right-clicking and showing disabled/hidden devices, then enabling it (Vista, Win7).
Terry Britton