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okay Eagle_Kiwi and tomsbbb i used both of your comments and I am further than I was but still not able to record
I can go into the sound recorder and get it to play a sound already in the system and tomsbbb you were a great help the mic was not on my volume window and when i got it up it was muted thank you
now here is where I am now I have a headset it has the green jack for the volume and a pink one for the mic I have them plugged into the back of the computer I can still get volume but mic still does not work
so in trying to find the box I was going to get input on I discovered that right clicking volume you get two options i chose adjust audio properties once there I had a choice of five tabs under the voice tab is voice playback and voice recording
the voice recording has a drop down box with four options i went through them using the test hardware button at the bottom and got the mic and sound to work using the paragraphs they said to use the one that worked was Back Line in/Mic, Front Line in
so my mic worked and I could hear myself reading the paragraph but I still can not get the sound recorder to record and i haven’t tries yahoo voice as I see no sense because the recorder won’t record I will try yahoo voice PLEASE KEEP THE HELP COMING YOU BOTH HAVE GOT ME THIS FAR AND I AGREE EAGLE_KIWI IF YOU DON’T ADDRESS THE MAIN PROBLEM WHICH SEEMS TO BE THE RECORDER THEN I WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS
not yelling there just wanted to let you all know I am greatful for your help and I see where spacing helps Thank You
Thank You for the welcome Eagle_Kiwi and I will start with your first question. The answer is no I have not be able to get the sound recorder to work. I read in my manual that came with the computer that more than one program is using the sound card and have never been able to do anything more than use my speakers for music or movies. The manual mentions have line 1 in line 2 running here very confusing but I did as was instructed but still no change. So if i can use my speakers does that meaan my sound card is good? It’s like the solution has to do with switching to the program that you want to use but xp is new to me and i must admit confusing. I feel like I aam rambling but i’m trying to give you as much information as I am aware of. I have the speaker cord hooked up on the back of the computer as well as the microphone cord. It seems like the microphone is not being picked up by the computer. Any ideas or suggestions would be welcome.Again Thank You
