Vista - Recording Volume Control

12-11-2007

Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume
Control.
Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me.

**Brink** · 12-11-2007

Quote: Originally Posted by Remigijus

Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume
Control.
Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me.

Hi Remigijus,

You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties. You can now adjust the record volume levels.

Shawn

12-12-2007

unfortunately,
there are two sliders, microphone balance and microphone boost (which
creates a lot of noise due to a very straightforward digital amplification
without any noise reduction).

"brink" wrote:

Quote:

>
> Remigijus;541234 Wrote:

Quote:

> > Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume
> > Control.
> > Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me.

>
> Hi Remigijus,
>
> You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic
> View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your
> default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties.
> You can now adjust the record volume levels.
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> WWW.VISTAX64.COM (\"HTTP://WWW.VISTAX64.COM\")
> *Please post feedback to help others.*
>

**Brink** · 12-12-2007

Quote: Originally Posted by Remigijus

unfortunately,
there are two sliders, microphone balance and microphone boost (which
creates a lot of noise due to a very straightforward digital amplification
without any noise reduction).
-----------------------------------------
"brink" wrote:
> Hi Remigijus,
>
> You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic
> View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your
> default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties.
> You can now adjust the record volume levels.
>
> Shawn

Remigijus,

Look in the same area, but in the "Enhancements" and "Advanced" tabs to see if there are any quality settings you can adjust to help with the noise.

Shawn

02-15-2008

"brink" wrote:

Quote:

>
> Remigijus;541234 Wrote:

Quote:

> > Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume
> > Control.
> > Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me.

>
> Hi Remigijus,
>
> You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic
> View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your
> default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties.
> You can now adjust the record volume levels.
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> WWW.VISTAX64.COM (\"HTTP://WWW.VISTAX64.COM\")
> *Please post feedback to help others.*
>

I have the same problem with recording level. However when I go to "Sound"
from the Control Panel (Classic View), then click on the "Recording" tab and
double click on "Microphone/Line In" there is no "Level" tab to take me to
any adjustment display. There is only a "General" tab which leads to nothing
of any use.
Also, I cannot hear what I am recording through my built-in speakers. The
speakers work ok, are not muted, and the display shows activity, ie the green
bars rise and fall with the sound level - but no sound comes out.
Please can someone help me with this? Thanks, Steve.

12-11-2007	#1 (permalink)
Remigijus n/a posts	Recording Volume Control Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume Control. Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me.
My System Specs

12-11-2007	#2 (permalink)
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,988 posts	Re: Recording Volume Control Quote: Originally Posted by Remigijus Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume Control. Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me. Hi Remigijus, You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties. You can now adjust the record volume levels. Shawn
My System Specs

12-12-2007	#3 (permalink)
Remigijus n/a posts	Re: Recording Volume Control unfortunately, there are two sliders, microphone balance and microphone boost (which creates a lot of noise due to a very straightforward digital amplification without any noise reduction). "brink" wrote: Quote: > > Remigijus;541234 Wrote: Quote: > > Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume > > Control. > > Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me. > > Hi Remigijus, > > You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic > View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your > default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties. > You can now adjust the record volume levels. > > Shawn > > > -- > brink > > There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them. > WWW.VISTAX64.COM (\"HTTP://WWW.VISTAX64.COM\") > Please post feedback to help others. >
My System Specs

12-12-2007	#4 (permalink)
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,988 posts	Re: Recording Volume Control Quote: Originally Posted by Remigijus unfortunately, there are two sliders, microphone balance and microphone boost (which creates a lot of noise due to a very straightforward digital amplification without any noise reduction). ----------------------------------------- "brink" wrote: > Hi Remigijus, > > You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic > View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your > default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties. > You can now adjust the record volume levels. > > Shawn Remigijus, Look in the same area, but in the "Enhancements" and "Advanced" tabs to see if there are any quality settings you can adjust to help with the noise. Shawn
My System Specs

02-15-2008	#5 (permalink)
Old Derbeian n/a posts	Re: Recording Volume Control "brink" wrote: Quote: > > Remigijus;541234 Wrote: Quote: > > Hi, I don't want to sound funny, but I cannot find the Recording Volume > > Control. > > Windows Vista Home Premium. I would appreciate if anyone could help me. > > Hi Remigijus, > > You will just need to go into "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic > View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on your > default Microphone. Click on the "Level" tab in Microphone properties. > You can now adjust the record volume levels. > > Shawn > > > -- > brink > > There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them. > WWW.VISTAX64.COM (\"HTTP://WWW.VISTAX64.COM\") > Please post feedback to help others. > I have the same problem with recording level. However when I go to "Sound" from the Control Panel (Classic View), then click on the "Recording" tab and double click on "Microphone/Line In" there is no "Level" tab to take me to any adjustment display. There is only a "General" tab which leads to nothing of any use. Also, I cannot hear what I am recording through my built-in speakers. The speakers work ok, are not muted, and the display shows activity, ie the green bars rise and fall with the sound level - but no sound comes out. Please can someone help me with this? Thanks, Steve.
My System Specs

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