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• Connection microphone to EOS Rebel T5

  Hello. I was wondering for a school project if I can plug a microphone for my rebellious T5. In my view, there is a plug of some sort in the covered Panel where to connect the USB microphone is. What's the microphone port? Help, please.

  Sorry, but there is no connection for an external mic on the T5 of rebels.

• Audio connections on the back panel of XPS 8300

  Audio connections can be found in the Installation Guide PDF differ from my XPS 8300.  The Guide of SU watch 6 connections (in 2 rows of 3) in the middle section (above the expansion card slots) who perform the following fintions;

  The top (from left to right) row - connector Surround l/r Surround l/r rear connector, Center speaker connector

  Row of the bottom (from left to right) - Microphone connector, front l/r output connector, Connector Line In.

  My machine has 5 connections colored in the lower expansion slot, but I have no other document indicated which entry do.

  Connections (running from left to right looking at the rear of the machine) are black, Orange, grey, green, blue.

  Can someone tell me what color does that work?

  Thank you very much

  OldKingCole,

  Black = line 4. Connect the rear left and rear inputs right on analog speakers
  Orange = line 3. Connect the inputs before central and subwoofer on analog speakers
  Gray = line 2. Connect the inputs left and right on analog speakers
  Green = line 1. Connect the inputs front left and front right analog speakers or headphones
  Blue = entry. Performs a function of two in one, take over the input connections microphone and Line In

• External microphone no longer works

  Number and name of the product
  HP Pavilion Notebook PC, LS303EA #AB9 g6

  Operating system installed
  Windows 7 SP1 x 64

   

  
  The axis of the external microphone suddenly stopped working, worked perfect until after the update of the latest major application installations.

  Checked the sound devices, external line is displayed as installed butrecognizes no sounds, attempt of drivers updated but no new drivers.

   

   

  Audio specification (according to HP support request):

  -IDT high definition audio CODEC (stwrt64.sys), version 6.10.6324.0

  -Intel (R) display Audio (IntcDAud.sys), version 6.14.0.3074

   

  PS. : internal microphone still works, also the connected microphone still works on the other computer

  Hey coolasc,

  If you have a lot of updates come through, you want to make sure that the BIOS is one of them.

  BIOS stands for Basic Input/Output System/Service. It is the language that all the hardware components of your computer use to communicate with each other. There are updates coming out from time to time for this and it would be better to have the latest version. The following steps have been taken from here.

  1. Windows 8: from the home screen, type "msinfo32". Click msinfo32 in the list of results.

  Windows 7 & Vista: click the Start button, type "msinfo32". In the list of results, click msinfo32.exe.

  1. Subject to halfway down on the right, look for the Version of the BIOS/Date.

  3. copy and paste the information to the right of the Version of the BIOS/Date in the value column, in your answer.

  The latest version on the Page of Drive HP laptop your particular is F.66. It could be that a lot of other than the BIOS updates came through and just BIOS didn't cross quite yet (if this is the case, it would be nice to manually install the latest version). If you have a version higher than F.66 by chance, return to F.66 just download and install it.

  The BIOS being outdated or just not synchronized with other updates that came through, would certainly provoke a question like that.

  Please let me know if you have any questions or if these suggestions helped (it could help other people with the same problem). I'll keep an eye out for your answer!

• HP Paviliion dv7-406nr

  Sound is coming into the computer through the microphone. There is no connected microphone. There is a grinding and screeching undulating noise from speakers. I am unable to stop this.

  Thanks for your reply. Somehow, I fixed that. I think that at some point I had increased the volume on the maximum internal mic level. Once I dropped the level, I was able to save normally.

  However, I tried your suggestions just in case the problem pop up would be again.  If these parameters are now installed.

  As suggested in the documents MS, I uninstalled the IDT High Definition Audio Codec driver and reinstalled. Now when I open the menu of playback devices, the ATI HDMI Output, "ATI high definition Audio Device" is not plugged in. is - this appropriate? What is this device?

  Thanks again for your response.

  Cheryl

• PX24 Mic not working-PC

  I recently bought this px24 Microphone and audio works great on pc. However when I go to recorders I get only these three, "Microphone" not connected "Microphone" not connected "line in" not plugged. I'm really frustrated and I plan to sell.

  Moved from the community involvement Center

  No specific OS

  Hi Joshua,.

  What version of Windows operating system is installed? I have is Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, or Windows 10? You have installed the latest drivers for the device on the manufacturing site?

  Please provide us with these details and average then please follow the steps if you are using the Windows 7 operating system and check if that helps.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/Windows-7-says-MIC-is-not-plugged-in/f2ae3321-D830-43FF-8469-d8d1a3a254c0

  Connect one microphone, music player or other audio device to your computer

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-pictures/microphone-not-plugged-in/4d4ece25-ef62-4BA3-8B8F-a38210f15d11

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-hardware/my-headset-microphone-not-working-in-Windows-8/f4f1ad12-E7EA-4FFB-ac88-df5eed3298e6

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

• I can't record sounds or voice with my acer M5-581TG. Why? I can listen to the music...

  Cannot save a voice, noice or anything else. If I plug in an external microphone, it works, but I won't. I want to record only with the PC. Why it does not work?

  You really cannot save without a connected microphone

• Cannot start Windows Speech Macros

  Hello

  I recently downloaded and installed Windows Speech recognition Macros, but when I double click the icon on my desktop to run upwards, it gives me an error message:

  

  The icon on the bottom right of the screen also does not appear until I double click the icon to run the program, it does not appear so, but I can't do anything with it. When I click Close ('Pickwick'), the icon disappears also the bar.

  I am running:
  Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit
  Service Pack 2

  I have seen others with a similar problem, but I still have to find a solution that works.

  If it is a problem of language based (my Wndows is in Dutch), is it possible to change the language?

  I can't configure speech recognition? That's all I'm getting from it.

  (If this isn't what you mean, I don't know what you mean (I have never tried any form of prior speech recognition software))

  I have a microphone that works very well, but I also tried with my Soundblaster WoW microphone where it was connected microphone, but I ended up having the same error message.

  WSRMacros only works with WSR macros of active speech. It is not an active keyboard macro program.

  I don't know if WSR, Windows speech recognition, works in Dutch. To see if this is the case, go to control panel and speech recognition. A window will appear with title set up speech recognition experience? If this isn't the case, WSR is not made for the Dutch language. If it is, go to advanced speech Options and make sure that the language in the drop-down list is correctly selected. If you do not have this, I believe you can change the language of Windows via the control panel - language. Your English is very good, try adding a language (English) and see if you can configure WSR as above.

• You can save the music from itunes with the sound recorder?

  You can save the music from itunes with the sound recorder?

  The principle is simple in nature, although the tape recorder is not the best option available for you, even in free software for audio recording you can.

  If you want to use sound recorder, you will need to get a 1/8 inch male-male stero (cable basically a helmet with two male ends) and put one of your speakers into your microphone in the port (line in).

  Then open sound recorder and give it a shot. The recorded files will be in .wav format, so you need to get a freeware to convert to program them to .mp3 if necessary. Or use this:

  http://www.media-convert.com/

  You can also use Windows Media Encoder 9, which in my opinion is much better in features and maintaining the quality. It is freely accessible to the public.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5691ba02-e496-465a-bba9-b2f1182cdf24&displaylang=en

  You use the same configuration that with tape recorder, get a stereo cable and speaker output connection > microphone.

• Noise hiss/static of the helmet; speakers OK (precision M4800)

  I have a precision M4800, bought mid-March.  A week ago, I wanted to watch a video educational work without disturbing my neighbors, so I tried to plug the headphones into the socket (as opposed using speakers).  Move the bad: the neighbors could hear the static electricity in the front headphones that I tried to play all of the sounds around them.  (Yes, the noise was loud.)

  Usual volume controls that work for the speaker had no effect on this noise in the headphones.

  Now I run FreeBSD (stable/10 and head) on this machine - I have no idea how to do anything intentional in a Microsoft environment.  I keep the original disc supplied with the machine, so I could re - install that, in view of the detailed, explicit instructions on exactly what to do.  (Note: I swapped the drive until I turned on the machine for the first time, so that the player is currently 'intact'.)  Note 2: I field replaced the card wireless network, as Broadcom WLAN cards are pretty useless, at least for FreeBSD.  I still have the original card; I don't know if the Microsoft environment awaits the Broadcom adapter or not; If so, who should probably be part of the instructions.)

  I raised the issue on one of the FreeBSD.org mailing lists; an answering machine mentioned a similar experience. noted that the helmet he used was for a smart phone and keys for a microphone; When he used the controls (FreeBSD) to completely mitigate the mic, its noise ceased.  I tried... without result.  I also tried a regular cheap helmet that had no possible connection microphone; my symptoms persisted.

  Then, I noted that it might be interesting to determine if noise persists even before the start of the OS, so I had headphones plugged during a reboot cycle: they are SILENT as the BONE end and started hissing again just in the middle of this section of the device probes:

  SMP: AP CPU launched #1!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #4!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #6!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #7!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #3!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #5!
  SMP: AP CPU launched #2!
  Time counter 'TSC-low' quality of 1396794172 frequency 1000 Hz
  Mount root waits: usbus2 usbus1 usbus0
  uhub1: 2 ports with 2 removable, self-powered
  uhub2: 2 ports with 2 removable, self-powered
  uhub0: 21 ports with 21 removable, self-powered
  Mount root waits: usbus2 usbus1 usbus0
  ugen0.2: to usbus0
  ugen2.2: to usbus2
  uhub3: on usbus2
  ugen1.2: to usbus1

  The noise persists until the headphones are disconnected or restart the machine.

  I found that the NVIDIA audio devices and RealTek are found by the kernel:

  G1-254(10.1-S) [7] cat/dev/sndstat
  Systems put in place:
  PCM0: (game)
  pcm1: (game)
  mcp2: by default (play/REC/WAV)
  pcm3: (play/REC/WAV)
  G1-254(10.1-S)

  I opened the machine up a little bit to see if there is something obviously wrong (for example, a wire loose), but I was not able to access this part of the material without indulging in a more invasive surgery than I care to do to a machine that is still under warranty.

  At this point, just trying to determine if it is a hardware problem, or if I need "merely" encourage appropriate to a FreeBSD driver changes.

  I ran FreeBSD on laptops since 2000, and I have never come across anything like this before.  (Portable computers were Dells in the last decade or so, more recently, a Precision M4400, which lasted approximately 7 years.)  I'll need to replace the laptop of my spouse soon enough so I would be able to get an another M4800 - but she'll want it runs FreeBSD, so, if this is going to be a problem, we will need to carefully assess and consider our options.

  dwolfskill

  I keep the original disc supplied with the machine, so I could re - install that, in view of the detailed, explicit instructions on exactly what to do.

  Hello. You can get job M4800 here mode accuracy

  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_precision_mobile/precision-m4800-workstation_Owner%27s%20Manual_en-us.PDF

  This document is in fact a repair with detailed instructions on the replacement of components, including the hard drive, complete with illustrations. The manual can be viewed in a browser, but it works better if opened in a PDF reader.

  The first time you run Windows, you must go through the initial setup - select the time zone & make some choices. It is explicit, because people of all levels of the end, but it might be helpful to have the assistance of a Windows user. For your probably no matter how you complete the Setup you want just finished start up. Windows prompts you to create the recovery media, whose goal is to be able to install the factory to a new disk configuration hard if the original one breaks down eventually.

  Once the computer finishes booting in Windows, if you hear the noise, then it would be a hardware failure such as a bad guess. I don't think you need to do something more at this time, such as files audio performance or connect to the internet. If you do not connect to the internet, then Windows will want to download and install the updates that is not desirable for the purposes of tests, because the updates will change the factory setting. The factory setting is the default configuration in which the audio should work fine. There should be no need to try to adjust the audio controls or other tweaks to try to eliminate a very obvious noise as you have described.

  On the Broadcom adapter, to win a stage I would first try with your current wireless card and ignore the error messages is they pop up. If you don't have the noise on Windows with your current card, assumed that the problem is in the configuration of FreeBSD. If you don't have the noise in Windows then put the Broadcom card back in to exclude from your new card as a factor. [In the past, wireless cards were an important source of noise issues, but not so much anymore, and to the best of my knowledge no would cause great noise in the helmet but not pregnant.]

  The audio driver on the original hard drive will be a Realtek audio driver. There is a way to replace the native Windows audio driver Realtek driver and I can provide these instructions if you want.

  If the problem is caused by hardware that Dell will fix it if you are still under warranty, but it will probably require your machine to have the initial hardware configuration before providing support. If is no longer under warranty, I suggest using an input jack simple usb audio for audio for headphones.

  If you don't have the noise after Windows starts, then the assumption is that the problem exists only in your configuration of FreeBSD. I can't help you with that at all. Maybe someone on our operating system board would have an idea, but I'm not familiar with your operating system at 100%.

  In the same sense I know not how or if the BIOS is for FreeBSD and if or not you need to update the BIOS. I have looked through the notes of all revisions of the BIOS for your model, but see no mention of patches of audio.

  dwolfskill

  I found that the NVIDIA audio devices and RealTek are found by the kernel:

  The Realtek's chip audio codec built-in on the motherboard - the main audio system. The nVidia would be the system audio HDMI - for audio that is sent to another device via the HDMI port. It is a subsystem of the system nVidia graphics.

• his record RDP

  Hello
  I have the following configuration:
  Server-machine here ultimate, windows 7 is a connected microphone
  Client - machine with windows 7 home, here, I want to play the sound that is recorded on the computer 'server '.
  is it possible to do this through the Office Windows remotely? If I connect remotely to the server PC, it plays the normal sound which is played from the PC server. But the sound of the microphone is not played and I do not see the microphone as recording devices.
  Any ideas?
  Thank you

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited for COMPUTING public Pro on TechNet. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums to get help:

  Windows 7 hardware compatibility

• Help! Cannot save the audio intelligible using AP 10 Audio (Please read for more details)

  I am trying to record audio by using the Audio recording feature in Adobe Presenter 10. I'm using a USB microphone, but when I try to record, all I get is a lot of confusing noise. I tried recording using the parameters of "Mic" both "Line In", but neither yields anything intelligible (although the option of audio product line is just a little more intelligible). When I use the Mic setting and the box to "Check the input level", nothing happens to the "meter" as I read the test sentence - it seems that AP 10 does not recognize that I have even a connected microphone.

  But here, this is where it gets particularly weird... I have no problem recording beautiful acoustic clear using this same microphone when I use the function of video recording of AP 10! Certainly, this does not seem to use some sort of separate component 'Add-on', but, again, if this component can recognize my mic, why not request 'base' of Adobe Presenter? (I also have no problems to import audio files, but it is something else entirely.)

  Unfortunately, my company is not subscribe to an Adobe service contract (they are insanely expensive for what maybe once or twice a year thing) and I'm not allowed to buy a single support call (also very expensive). So, I hope that someone here might be able to help me, how I have helped so many people on similar forums in the past... I hope above all a kind of quick response, I am supposed to do the demonstration of this software to several potential buyers of this software in my organization and they are particularly interested in this specific feature piece (since they use AP to register a nickname-"podcasts" that employees can access from our Adobe server).

  Thanks in advance!

  Laura

  P.S. If it helps, I use a laptop Lenovo running Windows 7 and uses Adobe Presenter 10 with PowerPoint 2010. I use a Plantronics DSP400 USB microphone (which, as I said, works very well with the AP video recording application).

  Okay - problem solved. Here is what happened this morning...

  I started my computer cool (as I do every morning... I always stopped at night). I plugged my microphone before start PowerPoint at all. I started to PowerPoint, grew up in the presentation, I wanted to do the test recording on and you click on the folder option in the Audio section. This time, while the level control came and I talked, it was record green so I thought, "Yay - fixed problem! Not so fast... When in fact I recorded something and played again, it was still confusing and unnecessary. Then I thought: "maybe he's still looking to pick up the audio from the built-in microphone, rather than the USB microphone," so I pressed the button muting the microphone on my laptop (hardware button). I noticed presenter thingy recorder shows the mute symbol, who confirmed that he thought it was the microphone should I use (even if, in the settings, I had the USB microphone than 'active'). So I went to the control panel sound and actually disabled the microphone press the mute mic (that I had supported before) equipment to uncheck the mute. Then when I returned in the presenter and tried to save again, voila!, it actually saved my USB microphone and everything was kitties and rainbows!

  So, if someone else is the same problem and reading this thread (which is the main reason I came here to document all of this), the solution is in fact completely disable the microphone and, possibly, also make sure to connect your USB microphone before launching PowerPoint. (Not 100% sure that the second part is necessary, but it certainly cannot hurt...)

• Audio interview with corrupted after importing files! How to reverse changes body makes into audio files?

  Hello

  I have a terrible problem. I recorded audio interviews for a documentary with quicktime and a connected microphone. I had to reduce some noise to the files, and since I know my way around garageband (I know, not very pro), but this program has failed to the .mov, so I renamed the momentarily .mp3 files. Two of my nine audio files are saved because I had already imported them in Britain. I was just curious to know if the first would take the renamed files, unaware that first actually changes files when you import, even - as in this case - if they are denied. So I have renamed their return to their original .mov, but first you don't take those too more. In fact no program, I tried (vlc, QT, mpeg streamclip) recognized them, what extension, including .aac (record format) initial and h264 (once worked in the past with another problem).

  So I saw the last modified date had changed at the time that I tried to import them and when I opened the file in textedit, I saw many lines where I found the words adobe and creation, and it was also a complete mess of unicode. If you open an affected record to quicktime, you get a completely different picture of a few lines, so those who seem for the most part unreadable by textedit.

  These records are very important to me and the size of the files seems to be the same. He was wrong about this thought first that he was dealing with an mp3 player while he was not and therefore corrupt the file. I would be very grateful for any means possible to invert the first changes made to these files! I included a link where you can download one of the smaller files for an expert can see what is wrong here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yje79kqe9tbueki

  (I'm using cs5 mac btw)

  Thank you, Jonathan

  You are welcome.

• Cannot save ' what you hear' speakers with hearing

  Windows 7 64-bit, with the latest realtek high definition audio driver installed

  I know that I have to change the main instrument of entry for something like 'wave' or 'PCM' or 'stereo mix' etc., but the problem lies in I find not only other than microphone system in both software of hearing or Panel of the system recording equipment. But quality music turns really terrible when you use the microphone to pick up the signals transmitted by the speakers. So what I'm going to do? I really want to spend the extra money for a line of sound transmission to idiotly my connect microphone and speaker. Any help will be appreciated.

  We had exactly the same question three days ago!  It is a feature of later versions of Windows (Vista and 7) not pass an Audition.

  In all cases, try this remedy:

  Right click on the little speaker icon in the taskbar, then select "Recorders" in the menu that appears.

  On the list of issues, you can save, right-click in the white space that is not connected to one of the existing selections.  This should bring up a menu on which you can place a check mark next to "show disabled devices" and "show disconnected devices".

  Once you have done this, one of your options should be "Stereo Mix" and it is the one you want.

  However, in the previous thread, someone mentions that some laptop manufacturers are actually turning off the stereo mix function so that even if it is not bring it.  If you're one of the unlucky ones, try going Realtek and re-install the drivers.

  If all else fails, there is a software called Virtual Audio Cable for http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html which does the same thing - but only evaluation copy is free.  In addition, you must pay for it, unfortunately.

  Bob

• entry level for storytelling

  Hello

  I does not seem to cause an entry level lights during the addition of narration. The spectacle of lights for audio and music of movies, but not for the narration. How can I fix this please?

  Narration work very well without a microphone, that is when I

  just speak directly into the computer's speakers.

  This likely tip of the problem. I bet that your computer has a microphone, which is connected to the Realtek card, and that's what you record with. You will need to turn off the microphone so your Realtek can see and use the externally connected microphone.

  I would look at control panel > system > hardware > Device Manager > sound, video and game controllers and see what is listed. I have sides that your Realteck is hooked up to a microphone. You may need to explore your exact computer with the mfgr., to see how to disable the microphone.

  Good luck

  Hunt