Yeah my computer is window XP sorry i should have said that in the first place and also does anyone know how to check the sound card if its compatible for Hypercam to record sound?
Hi dragonfire,
I believe you could try this approach:
http://hyperionics.com/hc/faqs.asp#SoundDirect * Right click the loud speaker by the clock and choose "Adjust Audio Properties." Choose the "Audio tab." Under sound recording set the default device to your sound card. Choose the "Voice tab" and do the same thing. For other programs (ie. VOIP) to work properly you may have to reset these defaults before using them.
* Open the "Volume Control" by double-clicking the loud-speaker icon in the low right corner of Windows (next to the clock), select "Options" and then "Properties" from its menu, and in the frame labeled "Adjust volume for" - select "Recording". Then look below into "Show the following volume controls" to find the "mixer" or "stereo out" input channel - if there was no check mark there, put the check-mark next to it, click OK.
* Now you will see a "Recording Control" window, and you can select from which channel to record, and adjust volumes for them. Select "Stereo Out" or "Mixer" if available (or similarly described channel), and you may record directly. However, this ability is a property of the sound card hardware and drivers you have, some cards/drivers may not have this.
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