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• Adjust my stereo mix Realtek HD Audio bar is gray out

  Stereo mix Realtek HD Audio adjust bar is gray out.

  Hi Mattieuroi,

  1. When did you start to question?

  2. did you of recent changes on the system?

  Method 1:

  You can consult the device manufacturer Web site or the computer and try to update the latest version of the audio drivers.

  For more information, see the following article.

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  Method 2:

  a. click the Start button, type "MMSYS.» CPL"(sans les guillemets) in run and press Ok or enter."

  (b) under the Recording tab, click the "Volume" button and turn on the stereo mix.

  If you see no stereo mix, then Options -> Properties -> select stereo mix and click OK.

  See if it works.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Re: Satellite A100-033 PSAANE: Realtek Audio stereo Mix has become 'lost '.

  Following an encouraging response to a question from the forum, I replaced the original 60 G hard drive in my Toshiba Satellite A100-033 PSAANE with a 500 G drive.
  All right, except that I have more "Stereo Mix Realtek High Definition Audio" in the recording tab in the audio in the control panel.
  This means that I can't record any sound at all, if I try to capture sound, for example to help start Video Capture Software from NCH.

  If I replace the original 60G drive, stereo mix Realtek is there and I can record OK. If I plug my external sound card, I can record the sound with it. If (in my new 500G drive), I look in Device Manager in the Control Panel, Realtek High Definition Audio is listed under game controllers & sound video. Thus, it seems that the correct driver is correct. But somehow, it is not recognized under sound in the Control Panel, and it cannot be used by software that requires it.

  It may be a simple problem but it's confusing to me. Can anyone help?

  Thanks for this second info
  It of Nice that you share with others here in the forum!

• After reinstalled Realtek HD Audio driver cannot turn on the stereo mix and the digital (HDMI) Audio option

  * Original title: NONE PROBLEM of SOUND WINDOWS 7

  I recently reinstalled my audio driver Realtek HD after a mistake and now I can not turn on the stereo mix on the tab "Recording" the sound options and even with the Digital Audio option (HDMI) who is apparently not plugged, I apparently tried everything and it's frustrating please someone help

  Also when I put my cursor on my sound option on the toolbar there is obviously a red cross on it and he said: ' no speakers or headphones are plugged 'r

  Aspire 5763Z it there is no trace of this model on the support site either UK or us Acer

  Usually the system for a laptop drivers are obtained directly from that manufacturers of mobile support site, unless the manufacturer specifically says to use windows update drivers

• Realtek 'Stereo Mix' lack of Audio recording devices

  Realtek HD Audio "Stereo Mix" device is missing in the recording devices in the sound control panel applet.

  Is there a secret register edition or something else to see this device option?

  I enabled both these options tab check - neither worked.
  "Show devices turn off.
  "Show disconnected devices".
   
  I installed the latest audio drivers from Realtek and Dell. No 'Stereo Mix' presentation.

  Anyone, please help.

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  Model of laptop - XPS L501X
  Realtek High Definition Audio (on motherboard)
  Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bit, (w / SP 1)

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  Last installed Dell driver

  Audio Realtek ALC665, v.6.0.1.6312, A04
  (Pilot)
  07/04/2011
  6.0.1.6312, A04
  Previous versions
  Description
  Realtek ALC665 Audio driver

  Telexer

  Here's an entry forum from a guy who said it fixed "Missing Stereo Mix" on a Sony machine by editing the registry. It has IDT audio drivers

  IDT has of a registration for "Rec.Playback" option, which is the same as the stereo mix, so no need of a tool for editing on these models.

  Yours is the first post I've seen that reported no stereo on a Realtek driver mix when turned off and disconnected show are checked.

  In regard to older drivers you don't have much to choose from on the Dell site. I worry not so much about to try. If you don't like them just re - install the current. (Before installing an old one first remove the current in the control panel > view by category > uninstall a program.)

  6.0.1.6194, A01

  6.0.1.6240, A02

  About the rumor about Dell, I would say that it is more likely a decision made by Realtek if even the direct driver from his site doesn't have stereo mix.

• Satellite Pro P300 has NO stereo Mix in Vista with Realtek sound card

  Hello.

  I have a P300 with Realtek internal sound card and drivers updated.
  I NEED a stereo mixer in the recording devices, but I currently get only a MIC input, even after checking "Show offline and disabled devices."

  Yes, I updated the drivers HD Audio of this site Web and Realtek and still nothing.
  The only other thing that could affect this, but I don't see how I use ASIO4ALL drivers audio in conjunction with the Realtek drivers.

  I'm running Vista 32 bit Edition Home Premium

  your

  Hi mate

  I confused m do you know why?
  Because you talk about audio driver Realtek and sound chip and my knowledge, that the Satellite Pro P300 was equipped with the audio chip Conexant!

  It s NOT the Realtek chip! It s Conexant!

  According my Conexant audio chip experience can't stand stereo mixer in the recording devices!

  Good bye

• Satellite L650 - 12 p - alternative driver for stereo mix

  Hello

  I wonder if someone could help me. I have just purchsed this beautiful laptop toshiba which I'm genrally very satisfied but just one thing, I want to see what is missing and it is a function of stereo mix because I want to play music through my sound card, but I can't find this feature in the registration of parameter which leads me to believe the current driver does not support this feature.

  I would like to know if someone has maybe found another driver that supports this feature or any other thanyou workaround for reading.

  Hi sam0056,

  To be honest I n don't know what you're talking about...
  You want to listen to music on headphones or external speakers? If so, you just connect external speakers. The internal speakers will be cut automatically.

  Otherwise new drivers, you can download from the official page of Toshiba.

• Satellite A300 - series stereo Mix unavailable with the Conexant audio driver

  Hello...

  I have laptop Toshiba Satellite A300 PSAJ0E...
  I was using Windows XP Professional...

  But I'm not able to use Stereo Mix so special...
  I installed the Driver Conexant HD SmartAudio 221...

  What can I do in this topic...

  I thank right now...

  Best regards...

  Unfortunately, but you can not do much
  The point is that it is a Conexant audio driver problem. This option or parameter is simply not available in the Conexant audio driver and as a result the port of stereo mix is not available and cannot be used.

  I don't think a driver update audio can help so expect an update.

  Cheers mate

• No stereo mix with Satellite T110

  I bought a Satellite T110 (Win7). There is no option of stereo mix with the recording devices. I scored see the disabled and disconnected devices. I've updated the driver conexant (4.98.16.61). Nothing helps. Still no stereo mix option. I tried to connect a male-male cable from the headphones to the line - gave very poor quality.
  Help, please!

  Post edited by: lelbd

  Hello

  As I know the audio chip Conexant does not provide this feature.
  As far as I know that Stereo Mix is supported by the Realtek chip but the audio chip Conexant lack this feature.

  Welcome them

• Satellite Pro U400-130 - Conexant and 'Stereo Mix' in question

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400-130 (downgraded from Vista to XP) with the Conexant High Definition SmartAudio 221 "audio card" installed.

  Although this seems to support HD audio, I can't find any option to use or activate the "Stereo Mix" option in the Windows console. I tried a few settings to registry and some different drivers, but so far, the option remained absent.

  I know this forum and other comments on the net that Conexant audio cards do not support the stereo mix, but I was wondering if someone could confirm that this is certainly the case for SmartAudio 221?

  Similarly, anyone know of another method to record the sound 'as heard' on the computer? So Far, the options appear to be a) buy an external sound card, or b) connect the plug headphone mini-jack on the mic with a cable jack.

  After using a p3500 old Portege of 8 quite happy with this function (actually pretty basic), it is very disappointing to find that this card cannot support it.

  See you soon,.
  Select this option.

  > I can't find any option to use or activate the "Stereo Mix" option in the Windows mixer
  > I know this forum and other reviews on the net that the Conexant sound cards may not support stereo > Mix, but I was wondering if anyone could confirm this is certainly the case for SmartAudio 221?

  I can confirm this because I have a laptop (NOT from Toshiba one) that was equipped with the Conexant audio chip and the other laptop (Toshiba Satellite a series has) that supports the Realtek audio chip.

  The machine with Realtek audio chip contains stereo mix and the other non-Toshiba unit that supports the audio chip Conexant does not support the stereo mix

  As far as I know the update of the driver won't help you because it looks like a hardware limitation of chip Conexant!

  However, thanks for the info about the Virtual Audio Cable tool.
  I think I'll try it next time

• 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

• Stereo mix

  Hello, first I'm sorry if this is not the right
  place to postmy question, but I didn't know where to post.

  I have a Sony VAIO VPCEB23FM, and I can't really find the stereo
  Mixing unit, I tried to uncheck the "show disabled devices".
  & "Show disconnected devices" but nothing that shows the stereo mix.
  I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  Realtek sound card
  I tried to install the version of the Realtek driver that is '6.0.1.5992 '.
  But always without stereo mix

  Can someone help me how to find the stereo mix?

  Thank you...

  Hello and welcome to the forums.
  Stereo mix is used in conjunction with a "Line In" port. As this laptop is not a Jack audio "Line In" there no option of stereo mix on the recording tab.

  If you are looking for an alternative, you can right-click on "Microphone" and check the box 'listen to this device. The output comes out then directly to the speakers via the internal microphone or your external device such as an mp3 player or a microphone.

• How to play stereo mix music and sing in my microphone at the same time?

  Hi guys, need help with Realtek HD audio driver

  I want to play stereo mix music and sing in my microphone at the same time... not for registration but in chat room, say.

  I'm using XP... Toshiba Satellite S4747 laptop
  In the Realtek software "Realtek HD audio input" microphone and two stereo mix... but I can only select one at a time...

  All solutions please thxxxx

  On a different note... a friend of mine using a non-Toshiba laptop with win XP has an older version of the Realtek audio driver and select the mic and stereo mix at the same time... I downloaded this version in my laptop, but still, I can choose only one at a time...

  Check that the audio settings of Windows and don t forget in the Realtek HD audio Manager. You can find it in the control panel.

  I think that your microphone is on Mute check so this.

• Re: Why my Satellite P300 "stereo mix" in "recording devices"?

  I want to record the internal sounds on my new Satellite P300, but there is no "stereo mix" in "recording devices". I chose "show disabled devices" and "show disconnected" features (see screenshot below), but still nothing. Is there a driver missing from my laptop or it simply not support internal record. I do not have other internal sound recording methods, but for convenience, it would be nice to do it without having to connect loads of extra material.

  Link: [http://c4.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/62/l_e5607cc184704e059e63158283a5eb8f.jpg]

  Any advice or help that you could give would be appreciated

  ConstantMotion

  Your Satellite P300 is preinstalled with the factory recovery image settings?

• Record stereo mix Inspiron 7559

  I've had my Dell Inspiron 7559 since the eve of Christmas 2015 and I touch screen 4K i7 6700HQ 16 GB of Ram GTX 960 M 4 GB VRAM, 128 GB SSD, 1 TB HARD drive and I want to start with the minor problem on some pixels are blurred and the wrong color, I painted a single line shape free white paint on a black background and inspect the pixels close I saw that some pixels are turning green despite being supposed to appear white.

  And sometimes automatically screen adapts its lighting according to the color of the pixel range takes more space, for example to resize a window of (dark) steam will affect on the general atmosphere of the screen by slightly changing the color of the other windows, particularly visible with white windows.

  My main complaint is the following: I had a lot of trouble with the audio.

  I read that there are static pop noises there on many models, I have that too, then I noticed that I couldn't record while headphones/earphones were plugged into the output in January 2016 Jack with stereo mix, I have not tested if I still have the question now, because another problem came made me avoid a recording on your laptop

  When recording with stereo mix, even with improvements by maxx audio dell disabled, only the low frequencies are registered, either with Windows recorder or audacity store and I compared the spectra of the record that I did with stereo mix of the laptop 7559 and registration for the 7559 spectrum showed me only the low frequencies being recorded and my other pc , and he could be heard that only low frequencies had been recording, he gave the audio effect deaf when I read the record.

  I tried to uninstall the drivers, I do not remember how, but I managed to get it back for some time and I could save with good results until the problem is back for a reason which I am not aware of.

  The speakers saturate when there is low frequencies even at low-medium volume, and sometimes bass you hear about with some more complex pieces of audio.

  Video with audio recording with Nvidia shadowplay somehow works perfectly fine, despite the static noise pop and the poor quality of stereo mix audio recording

  I'm frustrated by the poor quality of the audio related applications, I had related graphics problems causing bsod drivers nvidia in late December and I had someone at Dell guide me through the possible solutions and I was very pleased by the quality of their support to this question, but now I'm afraid that my sound related questions cannot be resolved due to bad quality with drivers control software or devices.

  Again, I had indeed managed to restore the good quality recording with stereo mix but somehow after a while and after turning back on the pc as usual he re presented the problem and my recordings would only produce low frequencies.

  I'm waiting for answers, and I hope that I am provided with effective solutions, but above all a quality support.

  (I also consider ever buy a Dell laptop again)

  the guarantee remains valid until December 17th 2016

  Snipeinscientist

  ... I hope that I am equipped with effective solutions, but above all a quality support.

  I think that the best you can hope for is that we will try to help as best we can.

  Snipeinscientist

  I read that there are static pop noises there on many models.

  Solutions that offered owners are summarized in the FAQ Audio Choppy/jump. There are about 10 of them in the section Inspiron 7559. One owner had replaced "components."

  Snipeinscientist

  I tried to uninstall the drivers, I do not remember how, but I managed to get it back for some time and I could save with good results until the problem is back for a reason which I am not aware of.

  I could try all the different audio drivers for the i7559 and see if one of them fixes the problem. If we correct it, but the problem returns, one reason for this is that Windows 10 frequently "updates" of the system. [Don't think you mentioned is what operating system on laptop computer].

  Before you try the drivers, get rid of all the files of the Realtek driver on the hard drive.

  1. open Device Manager (found in the Control Panel, or type devmgmt.msc in the search box).
  2. expand the section 'Sound, video & game controllers.
  3. right click on "Realtek High Definition" Audio.
  4. click on "Uninstall".
  5. put a check mark in the option to remove the software driver, click ok.
  6. restart the laptop. Because you deleted the Realtek driver files, Windows will install its native audio driver, named "High definition Audio Device".
  7 go back to Device Manager and look for "high definition Audio Device". If you see "Realtek High Definition Audio" once again, this means that there is another version of the Realtek driver on your hard drive and Windows found and installed it. So keep uninstall & reboot until Realtek is no longer appears under his... Controllers and "High definition Audio Device" appears in its place.

  At this stage, go to the drivers Inspiron 7559 html page and download a driver for your operating system. Realtek audio drivers are available for the following 64-bit operating systems: Win 7, Win 8.1 (WB64A) and Win10 (WT64A). Start with the oldest one for your operating system, the test, then get the next more old ones. If you switch from the former to the most recent you shouldn't have to remove the files from the driver between the facilities.

  If none is satisfactory, you can also try one directly from the Realtek site.

  1. go to the Realtek download selection page. http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/
  2. on the page, click on 'High Definition Audio Codecs.
  3. check "I accept", then "next".
  4. (optional) in the column named "Description" find the file named README and download it. Who has the instructions for the installation or update.
  5. in the column named "Description" select your operating system and if it is 32-bit or 64-bit of 2 choices in the list.
  6. in the column named "Download", click one of the server names to download the driver.

  Snipeinscientist

  (I also consider ever buy a Dell laptop again)

  It's just. I would say that, regardless of the brand or model of computer, test carefully while remaining within the return period and return if unsatisfactory.