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: SC Tom wrote:
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: Re: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
: 30-Jan-09
:
: :
: You can get newer drivers here
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/ or
on
: MB manufacturer's website. I've had better luck with the MB sites- the
: drivers are better geared to their chipset.
:
: SC Tom
:
: Previous Posts In This Thread:
:
: On 12 May 2008 23:28
: sgopu wrote:
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: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
: my new pc is less than a year old, my old pc is going on 5-6 years old,
but
: the old one allows me to record what I hear, so I can play whatever using
WMP
: and record it using different software.
: the old pc has a creative sound blaster.
: Does anybody know of some good drivers for my new onboard realtek sound
card
: that allows the same function as the old pc?
: Realtek doesn't show a what you hear for a source of recording, just the
: sound mixer. maybe they are afraid of a copyright violation.
:
: On 13 May 2008 00:54
: eckrichc wrote:
:
: Realtek is real junk for windows OS due to the fact they refuse to get
thier
: Realtek is real junk for windows OS due to the fact they refuse to get
: thier software/drivers digitally signed by microsoft WHQL....Either way,
: for recording software,download WM encoder 9 series,locate @
WMP/downloads.
:
: "sgopus" wrote:
:
: On 13 May 2008 01:42
: Bill in Co. wrote:
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: Re: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
: Andrew E. wrote:
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: Why is that such a big deal?
:
: On 13 May 2008 19:05
: sgopu wrote:
:
: Thanks for the tip, however I have checked out the recording side of the
: Thanks for the tip, however I have checked out the recording side of the
: software, looking for the option of "What you hear" as this is what
creative
: uses, it isn't there.
: I already have WMP, I am trying to use Jukebox as it allows me better
: recording options, but still no "What you Hear" just the system mixer and
it
: doesn't pick up the sound if I play a midi file, whereas the old system
would
: just fine. a difference in soundboard software I think.
:
: "smlunatick" wrote:
:
: On 13 May 2008 20:29
: V Green wrote:
:
: Note that not everyone calls it "what you hear".
: Note that not everyone calls it "what you hear".
:
: My Analog Devices onboard stuff calls it "Wave Out Mix".
: Does exactly the same thing. You will need to enable it in
: Recording Mixer>>Properties as it's not usually turned on
: by default.
:
: : WMP/downloads.
: but
: using WMP
: card
: quoted text -
:
: On 15 May 2008 22:52
: smlunatick wrote:
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: Re: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
:
: ,
: ads.
: d, but
: g WMP
: card
:
: d text -
:
: More and more hardware manufacturers are also starting to refuse going
: to get their drivers "signed" since they must "pay" for the "signing"
: each and every version they "publish." Even Sound Blaster has stopped
: getting their drivers signed (for some time???)
:
: The Realtech drivers might already have the "Recording" features in
: them but as most sound card drivers, these features are not active.
: Right click on the Volume Icon, Select Open Volume Control and select
: Properties. Then, check in the "recording" section.
:
: On 30 January 2009 09:46
: Clancey wrote:
:
: Re: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
: sgopus;21608 Wrote:
:
: Go to "Control Panel". Go to "Sound". Go to "Recording". Enable
: "Mixer".
: This will enable recording of "What you hear".
: This also created a nuisance when using "Windows Explore". When sound
: or video file are displayed, a "Windows Host Process (Rundll32) has
: stopped working" error repeatly is shown. With a little research, I
: found that closing the window is all you have to do (no harm). Yes,
: copyright violation could be a problem.
:
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: On 30 January 2009 12:07
: SC Tom wrote:
:
: Re: realtek drivers for sound card and recording
: :
: You can get newer drivers here
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/ or
on
: MB manufacturer's website. I've had better luck with the MB sites- the
: drivers are better geared to their chipset.
:
: SC Tom
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