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• Satellite A100-998: mono/stereo mix not available under Vista

  Windows Vista and the Microsoft default value "High definition Audio Device" driver (automatically selected and installed by Setup of Vista), no recording device is listed with the exception of the Microphone, Line In, CD Audio, as in this screenshot of the A100-998 in question:
  http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1981/a100998jp6.PNG

  No new Mix or record Waveout options of the device, which means that you can not, for example, doesn't record audio stream on the Internet. I tried the latest drivers from Realtek HD Audio for Vista (30/11/2006 R1.52). No change. Is there a way/driver to enable this as in other Windows Vista machines.

  Is also the audio material in the A100-998 "Vista Premium Ready" with the specifications set out in the http://www.optimalsound.net/?

  It's the third disappointment. The first two were that he has not delivered with the announced NVIDIA GF7400 (came to the square with 7300) and the second is that the hard drive is 4200 RPM (instead of the advertised 5400).
  The third issue is the audio issue detailed above.

  Here is a solution I found, but it is not free (costs $US28.20) and requires users to manually switch the "playback devices" each time that they execute it:
  http://www.NCH.com.au/SoundTap/index.html
  Unlike other programs like Audacity which are based on the Waveout/Mono/Stereo Mix as their sound source (and so do not work in this case), NCH SoundTap installs its own virtual driver and is therefore able to record everything you hear through your speakers in Windows Vista without the need for Waveout/Mono/Stereo Mix. "All the sound elements are"typed"by a pilot virtual directly in the kernel, so the process is perfect digital quality."

  However, it would be better that Vista Realtek/Toshiba/Microsoft "High definition Audio Device" driver is updated to include the Waveout/Mono/Stereo Mix (under "recording devices"), so that programs that rely on it are broken. SoundTap can do on Vista means that it is not a hardware limitation.

  PS new Vista sound effects as Loudness equalization, Room Correction, Bass Management and Virtual Surround are already supported in the current drivers Vista (the driver from Realtek v1.52 and that by default by Microsoft) in Satellite A100-998.

  Post edited by: [email protected]_UK

• Satellite A100 - recording control - no Mono mix or stereo

  Hello

  I have this RealTek Audio Drivers installed in my laptop and when I go to check the registration, it has only 'Volume of the CD', 'Mic Volume' and 'Volume line' available. I know if I need to record sound directly from my laptop without using the microphone, I need "Mix-Mono" or "Stereo Mix" in my control recording, but I have this two components. How can I add these two things. I hope that I clarify my issues here. We hope to get solutions here. Thank you very much! =)

  Hi Jimmy

  I studied a bit in this forum and found this forum thread:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=16446

  The recommended thread seems to provide the information you are looking for.
  Pleas post back if it works or not.

• Satellite A80 is possible to use the microphone as a stereo-in line?

  Hello all, first post here.

  I was handed down a Satellite A80-117 and I'd like to be able to scan a few LPs vinyl with it, but there is only a single audio input and he initially seems to be a mono jack for a microphone.

  HOWEVER, I remember reading that some audio interfaces most recent have inputs 'smart', which can operate as micro either or line level (outputs even, in some cases) and I try to figure out if this is the case with this particular unit.

  I searched Google a fair few and found nothing conclusive. the included documentation does not specify one way or the other, even if it refers to as a "Mic/Line inputs. I have access to Windows XP and Xubuntu on this machine; I was wondering if there could be any utilities/apps that could allow me to switch between the different types of entries, if it's all an option with this particular audio chipset.

  I also tried a few different drivers on the Windows installation, and none of them seems to have provision for types of switch ports.

  So I'll appreciate any help, because I'm at the end of my intelligence now.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi mate,

  Unfortunately there are no special tools to put as you need. But if it s really a mic/stereo line IN it should automatically mode, depending on which jack plug you.
  A good alternative would be to buy an external sound card that is better in terms of quality and external allows to convert your vinyl to digital content, since an integrated card offers not the recording capabilities as a good external USB card his (entirely digital s..)

  Welcome them

• Satellite 2410-414 card sound to mono or stereo?

  Is it possible to record in stereo from an external sound source using the map of his yamaha ac - xg? Is it possible to activate the line-in input in the audio settings and volume? Taking entry adjustable upward for stereo recording or does only record in mono?

  See you soon

  Hello

  As I know the unit has only a microphone in jack and headphone jack.
  The microphone jack allows you to connect a stereo microphone or three drivers mini jack for mono microphone or audio input. Line output, audio input jack line jack and line taken S/PDIF output not available on this device.

• M40X-189: is there a line-in socket?

  one of my friends has a portable m40x-189, and while I looked at the specs and downloaded the manual on the toshiba site I don't see mention of a plug "microphone." This double as a 'line-in' as it does on said most of the desktop PC?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Just reply:
  This laptop has only entered microphone and headphone output.
  The headphone jack allows you to connect headphones stereo, or other devices to audio output of the external speakers. The microphone jack to connect a mini-jack three conductors type for a mono microphone.

  Good bye

• Equium L20-197: no not line-in jack - how to record from an external audio source

  Hello

  I am generally very happy with my Equium L20, but I now find some trouble which I assume are from cost reduction. For example, there are no micro shipped, so need to buy one for Voip purposes. And I would like to use this notebook to record from an external audio source, but now to discover that he has no line-in, and it seems that the microphone jack is mono only, even if it was possible to configure the audo map to use this to source line.

  I would be very grateful if anyone has any ideas for a solution workaround, possibly using a USB port.

  TIA
  Keith

  Hello

  What this USB external to the line adapter:
  http://speechtechnology.stores.Yahoo.NET/am--USB--adapter.html

  The adapter is especially useful for laptops or computers that do not have a Line In Jack or is not good sound cards

• need audio mono via headphones

  I was using a phone LG Optimus L90. A primary use of my smartphone is going to be like a music device. The L90 was very good, with the exception of a drawback as such, the speaker was in the back of the phone. Recently, I came to realize how well LG sets up their phones. I find that I can't do without at least a LG, mono audio output characteristic, and since my audience is slightly lower in the left ear, I could use balance between the L - R channels as well. These two parameters are on LG phones in general settings in the section under the heading of hearing accessibility. These settings are there to help people with hearing impairments. It is admirable of LG, nevertheless that it confuses me greatly to know that these settings are not the standard Android adjustments available in the sound settings section. I am not hearing impaired, but I have a strong preference for listening to music in mono in particular when listening through headphones. I don't really like music that was arbitrarily divided into channel components, that is not the way I listen to music. I listen to a lot of historical records that were not particularly well rendered in stereo. Yesterday I listened to one of my favorite artists. This guy was ahead of his time, in harmonic and rhythmic terms, but he played with a rhythm section of his time who were mediocre, at best. It is the type of stereo Audio on my LG L90 has been defined. and the music sounded terrible. Stereo was separated on the drummer, almost all alone in a channel he used brushes making its very sharp, distracting, if not downright annoying, as it was just time for maintaining a way boring and repetitive. The music sounded so terrible, and I love this artist so much, I've adjusted the audio back to Mono so I was driving home in the car. He did an enormous qualitative difference in the listenability of this track to the drummer in the group where it really doesn't have its evil. This is just one example. In general, I find mono more reliable for music playback, so I would probably put audio in mono and leave it there just to avoid experiences like that I just described. If you want me to expose on the theory behind my preference for mono audio output, I do reluctantly. But here's something to consider for Google and Motorola. I find that listening in stereo through headphones is very distracting, unpleasantly awkward for me. Now, have you ever heard of the distracted driving as a result of the use of the cell phone? This is the big problem.

  In any case, to continue, I am disappointed that my new Moto G 3rd gen doesn't support mono audio output. Frankly, which is a deal breaker for me because I use my smartphone to listen to music, and I find stereo headphones to be distracting, unequal, unbalanced and often inaudible. I'm not thrilled about installing buggy 3rd party applications like PowerAmp, or using clumsy from stereo to mono plug adapters. Regarding the latter, is there a problem with impedance matching when you use such an adapter? Another concern is that mono audio output audio stereo WRT with loss? You know, I saw a hack for Mono Audio Out in less than 20 lines of code (on XDA). Why Motorola cannot provide a fix for this? Stereo/Mono is a fundamental parameter for listening to music. And throw into the balance between channels from left to right while you're there. I feel that LG is the only one who has any common sense in this regard. It makes no sense to produce a listening complex as the smartphone device and provides no user choices listens to Basic.

  So, in practice, for this device works for me as I want, I need to root it. Is it not so?

  
  

• 2710 - line Port Audio?

  I have a Dell XPS 2710 all-in-one.  I plan on the conversion of a large number of lps vinyl to CD/mp3s.  So-called for the sound in the computer, I need to connect to the audio LINE IN port on the computer. However, I can't seem to find a. The audio ports, only that I see are the port of speaker output and microphone input port. And instructions on the equipment I use specifically state not to use the microphone port, because it is a mono port, has the wrong impedance and thus will produce its ugly.

  Then I missing something here, or is the port of microphone on this computer designed in such way that it will work fine for my needs?

  Thanks for your help, Ken

  Hi Ken,

  Don't know what deck you have, but most of them have a stereo output called level phone, not the line signal necessary to intervene directly in a PC higher level. How to accomplish the audio connection to the PC is with a little preamp, which many now come with a USB port for connection to the PC. this article has some information about the available options.

• Cross compiling Mono error

  Hello

  I'm trying to compile this version of Mono (https://github.com/roblillack/mono/tree/qnx-2-10-9) for the emulator of BB OS 10

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  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find lscreen -.
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find - lpng14
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find - lbps
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find - lEGL
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find - lGLESv2
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find-liconv -.
  / Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86/usr/bin/ntox86-ld: cannot find - lstdc ++
  collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
  make [4]: * [libmonosgen - 2.0.la] error 1
  make [4]: leaving directory ' / users/developers/Desktop/Monoberry/monosrc/mono/mini.
  make [3]: * [all] error 2

  My build configuration is the following:

  ./autogen.sh--prefix = / users/developers/Desktop/Monoberry/monobuild-with-moonlight = no - with-mcs-docs = no - build = i386-apple - darwin10.7.0 - host = i486-pc-nto-qnx8.0.0--avec-sgen = no - disable-boehm - target = i486-pc-nto - qnx8.0.0

  And my environment variable (bbndk - env.sh):

  # This script sets the environment variables required for this version of NDK
  # to the command line. To use the script, you must 'lighting' in your shell,
  # source bbndk - env.sh
  # If source command is not available "." (dot) command instead
  #

  Environment variables are influential #Some in mono:
  #--> Of done CC C compiler command
  Compiler c# CFLAGS flags--> fact
  # LDFLAGS linker flags, e.g.-L If you have libraries in one
  # Non-standard directory --> fact
  # LIBS libraries to pass to the linker, for example-l --> not the value
  # CPPFLAGS C / C + c++ / Objective C preprocessor flags, e.g. - I if--> fact
  # you have headers in a nonstandard directory
  #--> The fact CXX C++ compiler command
  # Compiler C++ CXXFLAGS flags--> fact
  #--> Compiler assembler common COUNTRY assessments (by default, CC) command fact
  #--> Compiler CCASFLAGS (default CFLAGS) done assembler flags
  C# CPP preprocessor--> fact
  #--> CXXCPP C++ preprocessor
  # XMKMF Path xmkmf, generator of Makefile for X Window System--> not configured

  QNX_TARGET = "/ Applications/bbndk/target_10_0_6_384/qnx6.
  QNX_HOST = "/ Applications/bbndk/host_10_0_6_1/darwin / x 86.
  QNX_CONFIGURATION = "" / Users/developer/library/research in Motion/BlackBerry native SDK ""
  MAKEFLAGS = "'-J' I$ QNX_TARGET/usr/include '"
  DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH = "" $QNX_HOST/usr/lib /: $QNX_TARGET /... / darwin / x 86/usr/lib/qt4/lib: $DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH ""
  Path = "" $QNX_HOST/usr/bin: $PATH ""

  #armv7
  #RANLIB = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/ntoarmv7-ranlib(1)"
  Emulator #x86
  RANLIB(1) = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/ntox86-ranlib(1)"

  #armv7
  #CPP = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntoarmv7le_cpp - E"
  #x86
  CPC = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntox86_cpp - E"

  #armv7
  #CXXCPP = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntoarmv7le_cpp - E"
  #x86
  CXXCPP = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntox86_cpp - E"

  #armv7
  #CC = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntoarmv7le_cpp"
  #x86
  CC = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntox86_cpp"

  #armv7
  #CXX = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntoarmv7le_cpp"
  #x86
  CXX = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/QCC - V4.6.3, gcc_ntox86_cpp"

  #armv7
  #LD = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/ntoarmv7-ld"
  #x86
  LD = "${QNX_HOST} / usr/bin/ntox86-ld"

  CPPFLAGS = "- D__PLAYBOOK__ - D__QNXNTO__.
  "CFLAGS =" g "
  "CXXFLAGS =" g "
  CCAS = $CC
  CCASFLAGS = $CFLAGS

  #armv7
  #LDFLAGS = "-L$ {QNX_TARGET} / armle-v7/lib - L$ {PREFIX} ' / lib - lscreen - lasound - PPR - lm-lpng14 - lbps - lEGL-lGLESv2" "
  #x86
  LDFLAGS = "-L$ {QNX_TARGET} / x 86/lib - L$ {PREFIX} ' / lib - lscreen - lasound - PPR - lm-lpng14 - lbps - lEGL-lGLESv2" "

  export QNX_TARGET QNX_HOST QNX_CONFIGURATION MAKEFLAGS DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH PATH RANLIB(1) CPP CC LD CPP CFLAGS, LDFLAGS CPPFLAGS

  My OS: Mac OS X 10.6.8

  Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Please, I'm stuck with this problem for a long time!

  change this

  LDFLAGS = "-L$ {QNX_TARGET} / x 86/lib - L$ {PREFIX} ' / lib - lscreen - lasound - PPR - lm-lpng14 - lbps - lEGL-lGLESv2" "

  TO

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  Hello

  I am changing a mono recording. However, I have 2 waveforms. It is almost flat and short along the mark dB infinity and the other from the voice that I have saved. The registration of a person speaking was made in a room untreated. The (gun) microphone was farther from their mouths that ideal. I guess the low amplitude waveform is probably echo chamber.

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  I would like your comments on these thoughts please.

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  Slacks247 wrote:

  I am changing a mono recording. However, I have 2 waveforms. It is almost flat and short along the mark dB infinity and the other from the voice that I have saved. The registration of a person speaking was made in a room untreated. The (gun) microphone was farther from their mouths that ideal. I guess the low amplitude waveform is probably echo chamber.

  Yes, as mentioned you are in multichannel mode. But, one microphone will produce only a single output, so at best this other waveform will only be noise. So, if you simply convert the channel with the real signal in a mono track (which is all you need), then the ambiguity apparent will disappear.

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• How to record on the mixing in mono, 0 db reduction in volume in mp3 64 bps? Sounds simple, but about all the support staff has been able to do.

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  Here, I have disabled by default 5.1 output and selected a Mono mix instead.

  

  I've now changed the parameters of format as well as MP3, 64K.

  With most of these configuration details, you only need to define their time and they will remain the default values for subsequent projects, except change again.  The dialog box export a multitrack mix will reset the mix options to match the default output and the MP3 settings can be updated to reflect the closest Kbps setting of the sampling frequency of your session.

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