Dilemma of sound mixing

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• Satellite M60-135: no function Sound Mixer level controls to "CD player".

  Hallo,

  On my Satellite M60-135 (Toshiba original Setup) Windows XP Sound Mixer shows a slider of level setting for the drive but it doesn t work.
  I can drag the level control or may mark the mute control for CD player, but it has no effect.

  I tried to disable digital playback in the device driver for the DVD-RAM device but it doesn't change anything on the level control.

  Is this a general problem of the Satellite M60, is a specific defect of my M60 or can it be fixed by updating all the drivers?

  Thank you for any suspicion.

  Wolfgang Nohl

  Hello, Wolfgang

  Believe me that this is not a problem or any kind of fault. As you know CD players used on desktop computers have audio out port. This level control Configurator will be used just for them. Portable CD or DVD player has this audio separated on the port and that this option cannot be used. The same situation is on my Tecra M1.

  In addition, it is a tool of Microsoft and Toshiba has no influence on it. As you know there is no OS designed only for laptops and this option is that it can not be used.

  Good luck and have lots of fun with your M60. It's a great unit!

• sound mixer uninstalled by mistake.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas: no sound, can't find software

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Put your XP CD in your CD/DVD player, don't let it start.

  Then: Start > run > type in msconfic > enter > extract the > at the top of the page type sndvol32.exe > to the second point in your DVD/CD player > thride type in c:\windows\system32 > then check out the file, replacing if necessary.

  Or

  Go to c:\windows\system32\dllcache and copy the sndvol32.exe file in your c:\windows\system32 and crush. To access this file, you need to enable "Show hidden files/system files" in Windows Explorer (Tools > Options > display etc.)

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Sound problem - Sound Mixer - no audio device installed

  Similar to other posts, I have the following symptoms with my laptop Toshiba Satellite A500

  (1) red x next to the speaker symbol next to the time on desktop wallpaper
  (2) right click on the loudspeaker and select volume mixer - see the text 'no audio devices installed.
  (3) playback devices right click and see the speakers working but Realtek Digital Output not connected
  Have reinstalled the Realtek driver once by uninstalling and rebooting so to reload the driver of the Web from Toshiba site. Has no effect
  have run process monitor and dispose of the following:
  4:12:42.5398849 PM svchost.exe 1228 RegCreateKey HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Render\ {89522fb0-5a59-453b-927e-f590553e23e0} \Properties ACCESS DENIED desired access: read, set the value
  For another view on this site, there may be a way to fix by making a change to the registry; However I need instructions on how to change.  Apparently it's something about permissions is not not correct for the audio device
  Hopefully an expert can provide me with easy to follow instructions
  Thanks in advance

  I tried all the fixes common and finally found a.

  Found a fix. Problem is due to a permissions problem. This site describes a fix, which I was able to implement

  http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/11/10/ [...] em-solved. 

• 5.1 surround sound mixing - what signals to use?

  So I have a stereo audio file that I want to upmix 5.1 Surround. For this I used multitrack session in Adobe Audition CC. To have all of the good acoustic session in surround, I made two different versions of the file:

  1. Front Left/Front Right-the volume remains the same (100%)
  2. Center- Normalize at 40%
  3. LFE-Here, I would like to ask if when I put the track LFE Only and at the bottom I LFE : 0-100%. If I set it to 50%, the same as that of the sound Normalize at 50%?
  4. Rear Left/Rear Right- Normalize at 70%

  So far so good. But I have a question. I shouldn't feed the Center/ LFE channels with Mono sound instead of Stereo ? Don't they only 1 output signal? Wouldn't be a good practice to use only the stereo file or should I cut out using hearing to make mono?

  Now, I've heard the other speakers should have stereo sound, but what of theCenter/Center/Center/Center/LFE ? Quelles sont vos pensées ?

  ryclark a écrit :

  Le canal central est également très rarement, si jamais, utilisé dans la musique. Il est généralement conservé pour le Dialogue dans les films et vidéos pour les épingler à l’écran.

  En effet.   Étant donné que la même musique sort avant gauche et avant droit en stéréo, ont une version mono de la même substance au Centre pourrait être tout simplement ennuyeux.

  Cependant, je le répète encore une fois que fondamentalement ce que vous faites sont inhabituelle il faut expérimenter et aller avec ce que vous pensez des sons comme vous le souhaitez.

• Audio Realtek mixer of inhibition inadvertently sound for internet explore

  When the user click with the right button on the sound mixer and it opens, there are two columns for IE11. I don't know why are there two columns. They both returned to cut even after you move the slider to increase the sound. I tried to uninstall the driver from Device Manager and let it recharge.  I also tried to run ccleaner. How this can be fixed. I would like that the user don't have sound in their browser and not have to deal with that.

  It is a Windows 7 computer.

  Hello Sidandnancy,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft Forum.

  The answer to your question, are the two columns of the sound device that is to say a speaker or headphones and the other for the application the sound system needs.

  I would be grateful if you can provide us with the following information to help us better understand the issue.

  • The question is specific to movies and songs only online?
  • Did you do last changes made on your computer before this problem?
  • What is the number and model of your computer?
  • Have you tried to update the drivers from the manufacturer's website?

  For now try the methods and check them off below if it can help solve your problem.

  I suggest you run in the resolution of the problems of generation of the below mentioned link and check if it helps.

  Step 1

  Open the troubleshooting of Audio playback

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-playing-audio-Troubleshooter

  Step 2

  If the problem persists I suggest you follow the steps described in the article.

  Tips for solving common audio problems.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/tips-fixing-common-sound-problems#tips-fixing-common-sound-problems=Windows-7

  Get back to us with all your information and result of proposed suggestion and we will be happy to help you further.

  Kind regards.

• [RESOLVED] icon mixer sound in the windows status area 8

  Hello!

  Sound mixer icon is missing from the status area. How can I get that back?

  The answer is:

  Windows + W

  Volume

  Displays the symbols on the system tray and select the Volume

  Please mark as answer.

• Pavilion 500-056: accidentally disabled my speakers! sound/no

  So here's the scoop. My computer (HP Pavilion 500-056) had been broken for a year now, and I finally fixed and reinstalled windows 10. Everything worked well and I was very happy until I realized that I had no sound coming out of my speakers. Through my process of DIY autour, check the cables and the entry and other output sockets, there seemed to be no problem. I went in the sound mixer, and there, I accidentally disabled my speakers, so they don't pop up on the list more! I have no idea how to turn them on now, and I still have no idea how fix my sound. If someone could help pronto, I would be very happy! Thank you!

  Hello

  If they were just disabled, you can re-enable the as follows.

  Do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select "playback devices".

  In the next window, right-click on an empty area and enter a checkmark against "Show disabled devices".

  If your speakers are now listed, right-click them, then select activate.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Customer Deskptop v 7.3.0.101 on Windows 7 no sound unless I am in a call

  Greetings,

  My laptop runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. My Skype client will not appear, unless I'm in a real call.

  I tried: Tools / Options... / audio / speakers / check speakers and they sounds NOT, unless I am in a call.

  I tried: Tools / Options... / Notifications / sound: when I click on sounds to play, they will not play and I did 'all sounds' are not dumb.

  When in a call, everything works perfectly (microphone, speakers and cam)

  Pilots sound and MIC work great for all the other applications on my computer.

  A bug on the version associated with Skype, thinking that perhaps mutting all these notifications?

  Thanks in advance.

  Open the Windows Sound Mixer Volume. Make sure that no sound Skype is silent.

• Satellite C70D - A - 11 d - no sound, random

  So I bought this laptop a few months ago.
  For the past few weeks the laptop has stopped playing sound.
  I watched a stream in Chrome.

  So actually, I should be able to see the reading in the table of sound mixing.
  But I was not able to play any sound or get any deviation in the mixer.

  Then I installed Speccy and as this administration window popped up a sound is played and it worked.

  I have no idea why the noise stopped working and why he did it again.
  Is anyone able to help me?

  I use Windows 8.1

  The essential is that you again. It is not easy to say what was wrong there.
  Have you installed any updates or anything that may be responsible for this sound material?

• Re: Satellite P100-194 PSP6AE sound does not work under Vista 32 bit

  Hello world

  I got a nice Satellite P100 and configure Vista for a friend. I don't have the CD that came with the computer, so I installed those on the Toshiba site. I found out later that there is a proposed order of installations, and there is no chipset driver for Vista, so I used the XP one.
  As far as I got, everything works fine but the laptop remains silent. There is no sound from the speakers at all. Windows says it all was going well and there is a level moving in the sound mixer, but he remains silent.

  Does anyone have an idea what I could check or change? I would be very happy!

  Thanks in advance,
  Markus

  From my point of view, there is a hardware malfunction.
  Why? Because the sound through headphones. Therefore, it is not a software/driver problem.

  But what you could do is to check the audio playback device by default:
  Go to control panel of-> sound-> the Read tab
  Here the speakers should be peripheral activated and chosen as a default value.

• I can not all the sounds from my computer

  I can not all the sounds from my computer. I hae tried to click place volume icon in the taskbar, but it won't let me and she also come with 'there is no active mixer device. To install mixer devices, go to control panel, click Printers and other hardware, and then click hardware, but it's not it will fade. Please can someone help me.

  The sndvol32.exe file is possibly corrupt.

  To replace, there are two methods:

  (1) open the Windows Explorer > tools > Options > view > make sure that show hidden files and folders is NOT checked. Access the c:\windows\system32\dllcache and locate sndvol32.exe > copy it into the following folder c:\windows\system32, overwrite the existing file. > Re-boot, you should now have access to your sound mixer and be able to place the icon on the taskbar. If for any reason any you do not find the dllcache folder:

  (2) put your XP CD in a driver, don't let it start. Then: Start > run > type in msconfig > enter or OK > extract a file > 1st enter in sndvol32.exe > in the second point of the box to your CD player > 3rd enter in c:\windows\system32 > extract file > run over if necessary, close everything and restart.

  If the above does not work, re - install you 'audio drivers, although I would only do it as a last ditch measure.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• I have no sound except for some system sounds, such as when you click on something that is not available.

  I already checked to make sure that the sound card works and that it is not silent.  I don't know what else to do - it used to work perfectly.  My sound mixer has described "device" and "requests" and I know there were formerly sections in the mixer.  Help!

  Hi MelodyK1968,

  · What is the service pack installed on the computer?

  · What is the number and the model of the computer?

  Check the State of the audio device in Device Manager. Follow the steps for the same thing:

  a. click on start

  b. click Run, in the Run dialog box type devmgmt.msc

  (c) in the Device Manager window, look for the video audio player and game controllers and expand drive, double-click the sub element to check if an error message or error code is listed.

  Run the fix it from the link below and check off the results: no sound in Windows: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help/no-sound-in-windows

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

• The sound allows you to check the default speakers. However, some applications use some speakers while other applications use different players.

  I produce several channels on mogulus. (see http://theallyvideo.blogspot.com/)

  I use a HP desktop computer smart touch and a few laptops from Sony to run the application studio to mogulus.com.

  Use the mogulus studio, I can watch multiple video streams live as sources and monitor outgoing video as well. There's my video stream live from other computers/producers in 4 different States more video feeds of my two laptops. NOTE: see www.mogulus.com

  I am running Vista on all three machines. (I found that XP cannot handle 4 video stream, I got up to 9 with Vista.

  Audio wise, it has worked on all three computers.

  Mogulus studio, use Adobe to handle all audio and video.
  I can turn on or off the sound of my guests so I can hear them and coordinate that I then put on the air and see how long they need.

  The outgoing video monitor also has an audio mute button. When using the PC's built-in speakers, it's a MUST to mute the audio monitor outgoing when you go live, and then reactivate the sound when he in transmitting the other guests, or playing pre-recorded clips.

  I also have a Microsoft keyboard with maximum volume down and cut the buttons on my desk. Two Sony laptops have the same keys and worked perfectly, controlling the built-in speakers. The keys make it easier to mute the speakers to use the key mute in the studio during the 'live '.

  I had another option for speakers of inhibition to avoid the Larsen effect. It is to plug headphones into the headphone jack on the monitor.
  I could connect the headset, do some direct ads, spots a show pre recorded, disconnect the headset and wander in the 'studio' listening to the show through PC speakers.

  So far has worked flawlessly, with two small problems.

  • (1) I sometimes forgot to mute the speakers when I spotted my local webcam and microphone. This would cause comments as soon as I saw the video and it came out alive. The microphone pick up the sound from the computer speakers.
  • (2) the microphone integrated into the HP desktop computer doesn't have a good sound. The mic's Sony are OK, but too far from my mouth to provide good storytelling.

  I decided that the Microsoft LX3000 USB integrated boom Mic headset would be the perfect complement to solve these two problems. I bought three of them, so I would have them on computers cell phones too.

  I installed the LX-3000 CD according to the instructions. Then I plugged in the USB cable to connect the headset/microphone.

  The sound of the headphones was superb. The boom Mic on the headset is a huge improvement over those built in monitors or webcams.

  Mute the Mic and speaker volume up/down on the cord of the LX-3000 is a convenience too.

  Use the headset no sound PC speakers. So, the echo is therefore more a problem.

  Use of the helmet, it is not necessary to mute the speakers. They are now closed all the time now. So, I go live, make an announcement, then play a prerecorded segment.

  That's where everything went south.

  I take off the headphones so I can take a coffee. I realize that now, I have no way of controlling the segment recorded through the speakers. I have no way of knowing when the segment is about to finish and I need to rush to the computer to make the next segment or live announcement. Being attached to the PC by a foot 3 cord isn't good at all.

  I try to do what I did with the analog headphone. Unplug the headphones to re - turn the speakers.
  No luck there. The speakers are still silent.

  I plug the USB headphones in. NOW I have no sound through speakers or headphones. The microphone in the headphones works well. like the mute of the microphone on the cord of the headset. Reduction in the volume of the buttons on the headset cable move the sliders up and down in the windows sound mixer, but no sound anywhere.

  I re - start.
  Now I get sound from the earpiece. But, not the speakers. All the volume keys on the keyboard, monitor and headset cable + / up and down the volume sliders but have no effect on the speakers or headphones. The helmet is at full volume all the time and PC speakers are silent.

  I look in the Control Panel, "speakers". I see that the 'helmet' has a green check mark and don't "speak". I select speakers and press the button "default". The speakers now have a green check mark.
  No change...
  I reboot...
  Now, the speakers work, but the headphones does not work. Volume controls move the sliders, but do not effect the speaker volume. None of the buttons mute function.

  This is totally unacceptable. The only way to switch between speakers and headphones is through the re-booting the PC and Control Panel. Cannot do when playing a mixture of 15 the second live commercials ads and 30 seconds.

  This is where it gets weird.
  
  While in Internet Explore on the page of mogulus studio, or Flash media encoder, the outgoing audio monitor goes to the HEADSET. If I start another copy of Microsoft Internet explore and reveal my mogulus channel drive, the sound of it goes to the PC SPEAKERS.

  Looking at the volume mixer, I see that if I select the "peripheral" "as speakers SoundMax integrated Digital HD Audio", there is only one application, the 'Sound' volume control and control the sound of the IE. players page.
  If I select "Device", "Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000" I get two Windows sounds and Mogulus Studio applications"

  I get the same results on two laptops from sony.

  NOW FOR THE QUESTIONS.
  OK, so how can I tell Blender what applications go to what audio output?

  Can I set up so that as the studio flash applications will both headphones AND PC speakers.

  Can I make the speaker MUTE button on the keyboard and screen work as they did and set mute the speakers for PC only. That would leave the headphone speakers all the time.

  Except that how can I at least get the +/-and mute keys to work as they did.

  Thank you
  Bob

  Bob, you can proceed as follows which allows different devices to be chosen for different applications in Windows:

  Close all programs, are preparing to open the first program which will use headphones...
  -Right click on the Volume icon and select playback devices
  -Select the headset as default device and open the program that you want to use this device, it will play on the current default device (helmet)
  -Now right click on the Volume icon and select playback devices, set speaker to the default device
  -Open the program you wish to play on the speakers

  The original program will continue to play on the headphones and the second program will continue to play on the speakers.

  Because of the helmet to helmet USB when you unplug them this device is disconnected (uninstalled) completely, she's not as expected with analog headset.

  Where you disconnected the analog headphone the BIOS of the machine would automatically re - routing the sound to the speakers, I do not think, however, that a secondary feature differentiating the speakers in the headphones would be available in the playback devices in this instance.  This is due to the sound card as the primary and the only device in this case and the speakers/headphones being secondary speakers or all outputs simply.

  You will be able to mute/unmute/volume adjustment for all devices in the Volume mixer (the switch A B device with the menu of the device), but I'm not aware of a way to run a stream audio reading by another device using the commands of its standard Windows at this time.

• Internet (firefox) and other programs not giving sound.

  I have fire fox Web browser which worked for a while, but recently I've been open the program, but he did not appear in my sound mixer. I can't adjust the sound at all. Other programs are functioning normally, but all from time to time another program will do the same thing and does not appear in the mixer.

  I'm not all that advanced computer so any suggestions would be helpful. I tried to look for the sound control panel.

  Hello

  · You did it all changes before the show?

  · What are other programs that you are having a problem with?

  Try the following steps:

  Step 1: Check the settings on the mixer
  a. open the program problem.
  b. click on the Volume icon in the right corner on the taskbar, click mix.
  c. under applications, check if the problem program is listed. If so, then increase and reactivate its volume.
  e. check if the problem persists.

  Step 2: Run the sound diagnostic tool
  a. see Tips for solving common audio problems
  b. click Microsoft hotfix and run the tool successfully.
  c. check the difference.

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.