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Subject:Recording Audio Output Posted by: VoytekG Date:6/1/2002 12:29:45 PM Hey! I installed Sound Forge 4.5 XP on my computer when it came with my sound card. Everything worked fine: I played around with sounds by recording the stuff that came out of my sound card - what I mean is I used 3rd party software to make noises, then I recorded them into Sound Forge, and editted them there. However, I recently formatted by hard drive and when I try to record the sound output, it says it's silent, even though I can HEAR the music or sounds coming out of my sound blasters. Does anyone know I can fix this? Thanks, Voytek
Subject:RE: Recording Audio Output Reply by: ATP Date:6/1/2002 4:24:53 PM if you have a Sound Blaster Live or Audigy, you have to go to the Play Control, then choose Options -> Properties and select Recording in the new window. when you click on OK you'll see all the recording inputs available. you have to choose What U Hear if you want SF to record what you're hearing thru the speakers.

Subject:Recording Audio Output

Posted by: VoytekG

Date:6/1/2002 12:29:45 PM

Hey!
I installed Sound Forge 4.5 XP on my computer when it came with my sound card. Everything worked fine: I played around with sounds by recording the stuff that came out of my sound card - what I mean is I used 3rd party software to make noises, then I recorded them into Sound Forge, and editted them there.
However, I recently formatted by hard drive and when I try to record the sound output, it says it's silent, even though I can HEAR the music or sounds coming out of my sound blasters. Does anyone know I can fix this?
Thanks,
Voytek

Subject:RE: Recording Audio Output

Reply by: ATP

Date:6/1/2002 4:24:53 PM

if you have a Sound Blaster Live or Audigy, you have to go to the Play Control, then choose Options -> Properties and select Recording in the new window. when you click on OK you'll see all the recording inputs available. you have to choose What U Hear if you want SF to record what you're hearing thru the speakers.