4.3 Audio line configuration
Windows Vista User:
in Windows Vista, the Audio lines maybe treated as
Devices, and each device may only has
a line called "Master Volume".
So, In Vista, use the Device button to chose a
Device as an audio line.
it may like the following picture after click the
device button, Just select one of the Device by click the white bar.
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Click the audio configuration button .
Open the audio line configuration window:
| Audio
Lines |
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Each socket represents an input audio line for
current audio capture device. To select an audio line as an input
source, click on the socket you want to select, then the audio line will
be activated.
if a line name is in color purple , means this line is
the active line. If a line has a plug on it, means this line is
select for 3D MP3 recorder, every time when you start recording, this
line will be activated.
The volume control is to control the input volume for selected line.
It only affect the input level for the select line.
The balance control is to control the input signal of selected line.
Put to the middle position, will allow signals come form both left and
right channels. if put to the end of left, only signal from left
channel will be recorded.
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| "Device"
Button |
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Use this button to Select a audio capture
device if you have more than one in your PC.
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| "Auto
Detect" button |
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the "Auto Detect" button is
used to find audio line for streaming recording. Click the "Auto
Detect" button and
the program will test each line, and show the result on the information
screen.
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| "Sys
Control" button |
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"Sys Control" button is used
to open the audio capture control window of the operating system. like
the following picture:
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| Microphone
switch |
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This button is used to switch audio line to
microphone , When you press down and hold the left button of the
mouse on this button, the active line will be switched the line of
microphone, If you release the mouse button, the active line will
be switched to the preset one.
This is very useful is you want to record voice chat or VoIP.
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