Thanks for taking the time to do the screen shot.
But why was I trying to click on the 'cancel' button...


"Uber Q" <Q@Q.Q> wrote in message
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> Your current audio hardware may not support it. By default it should be
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> "DanR" <dhr22@sorrynospam.com> wrote in message
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>> Did not work for me. Is this trick sound device specific? Checked or
>> unchecked I have 3 devices for recording. Microphone, Rear Mic and Line
>> In. (SigmaTel HD
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>> "Uber Q" <Q@Q.Q> wrote in message
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>>> Got to control panel, select classic and click on sounds, click on the
>>> recording tab and right mouse button click anywhere in the white panel,
>>> put a check mark in "show disabled devices " Stereo mix is disabled as a
>>> default, just re-enable it and you're good to go.
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>>> Thanks Vista...
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>>> "Mike Elmore" <newsgroup-post@ryeseronie.com> wrote in message
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>>>>I do production work for an internet radio network, and often have to
>>>>pull audio from a video clip to incorporate into a promo, sweeper, etc.
>>>>In XP I would simply set my recording device to "Stereo Mix" or "Mono
>>>>Mix" and it would record any audio sent tot he speakers. Is there a way
>>>>to set this in Vista cause I only get two options "Microphone" and "Line
>>>>Input"
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