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• How do we install the stereo mix on Vista 32 bit?

  Original title: stereo mix on Vista

  How do we install the stereo mix on 32-bit vista?

  Stereo mix is a function of the audio driver.  Not all drivers support.  You should check with the manufacturer of the computer to see if your computer supports the mixture.

• 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 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

• Conexant HD SmartAudio 221 (stereo mix) and on Satellite A300 Vista

  Nice day

  I think we're in 2008, not 1970

  What is this card that it doesn't support stereo mix?

  I have Toshiba A300
  OS: Vista
  Sound card: Conexant HD SmartAudio 221 (microphone and speakers... (FuNny)

  I tried all means, do not tell me to check the dissconted devices or in showing... the driver for the stereo mix is not there and not displayed them at all...
  my old laptop is better than this new...

  Good luck to you, by 2050, I think that at this time, you will return to use as mainframe legacy systems > Lo0o0oL

  Do you have new updates of the driver get 'Stereo mix' and all enabeled options?

  You feel better now? I mean after writing all this here.

  By the way: what INFERENCE did you exactly?

• I don't have stereo mixer in W.Vista - Vostro 1500

  Hello

  I buy a Vostro 1500 with 9205 Sigmatel sound card and Windows Vista, but I cant'n use the stereo mixer, I have stereo mixer need, how are I have set this up?

  Thank you!

  Edgard.

  
  

• 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 L750 - 170 Windows 7 stereo mix appears not

  Hello

  I searched for centuries about how to turn on my stereo mix and I can't just it get up...
  I installed the latest driver for my 'Conexant SmartAudio HD', you click on the "show disabled devices" and "show disconnected devices", and I always find myself with no stereo mix showing. I've got Stereo Mix on my XP, Vista, and my other Windows 7 PC before and I don't really know why it does not work on it.

  Help, please!

  Thank you

  From my experience the Conexant audio chip does not support this, but found this interesting thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=60471

  Check and test the solution provided do not know if this helps, but feedback would be greatly appreciated

• How to get the stereo mix on the Satellite P500 with Conexant - SOLUTION sound card

  Hello people...
  I'll write here what it takes to run the 'stereo mix' on a laptop computer equipped with a sound card Conexant.
  I ran this feature on my laptop Satelilite P500
  to run this function, you need drivers nr. 4.111.0.62
  These drivers can be downloaded from the Lenovo Web site,
  These are the drivers of Lenovo G555 model IN2AUD25WW5.exe
  http://consumersupport.Lenovo.com/UK/en/DriversDownloads/drivers_list.aspx?CategoryID=150169
  Unzip the IN2AUD25WW5.exe file using winrar or 7zip
  next step is to find in the file "W7-64" or "W7 - 32""NELCC2wa.inf" ".
  Open the file "NELCC2wa.inf" in the "notebook" and add the ENTRY under Conexant.NTamd64.6.0]---> > vista
  or Conexant.NTamd64.6.1]---> > 7

  ENTRY
  %HdAudioFunctionDriver.Pebble5071.DeviceDesc% = HdAudModelNELA0V, HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_14F1 & DEV_5067 & SUBSYS_1179FFD4

  This entry its hardware id. Can be found in Device Manager
  After the entry, save and close the file "NELCC2wa.inf".
  next step is to update the driver in Device Manager
  in the Device Manager find the entry 'Conexant '.
  Right click and select "update driver".
  then you select "installation of a list or a specific location" or let me choose from a floppy disk

  and point to the location where you saved the unzipped and outdated file 'NELCC2wa.inf '.
  After this start of the computer, update the driver
  If all goes well, after installation, you should find the 'stereo mix' in the sounds of parameters
  Take advantage of...
  PS. It also works with XP 32 and 64-bit using driver 3.97.0.0 Lenovo

  Post edited by: olo320i_1

  Post edited by: olo320i_1

  Hi mate

  Thanks a lot for this short statement.

  One of my friends had the same problem on because the stereo mix was not available on the sound chip Contexant.
  Perhaps this info could be useful

  Once again; Well done!

• IDT HD Audio Codec and the stereo mix Option.

  Okay, so, I have this thing, but don't see Stereo Mix. I need to activate this option to record the sound from a video recording program. I tried to download the drivers, but they are not compatible. How this pop up option? I have an Inspiron 1545, by the by.

  If you are using Vista, make sure that when you are in the 'Recording' tab, you are "disabled" devices Under the list of pickups, etc., right-click on an empty space and select "Show disconnected devices". Then a source called "Rec. reading" should appear. This IS stereo mix. Right click, activate it, and then you can select it as default device and use other applications, etc.

  If you still don't see it, you may be victim of a strange of Dell off the stereo mix on some laptops. Personally, I have a Studio 1537 with IDT and he enabled stereo mix, but Dell it restricted in the past on some computers thanks to the protection of copyright.

• Can't see stereo mix on Dell Inspiron 7520

  Hello

  I know it is a problem that lasts for years and I googled and read a lot of forum posts on this topic but I still can't understand.

  I have a new Dell Inspiron 7520 and I want to use the stereo mix function, so I can record audio coming out of my Conexant SmartAudio HD card.

  I tried to open the driver and .inf file commenting on these three lines:

  HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,enable,1,01

  HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,MixAssocSeq,1,E0,E0

  HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,MuteGainSettings,1,00,00

  I then go back into Device Manager and re - install the driver Conexant by accessing the location of the .inf file that I just edited (by removing the comments of semi-colons). But I get the error message: "Windows found driver software for your device but encountered an error while attempting to install it - Conexant HD Audio - the system cannot find the file specified. '. Just before I noticed it says that the driver is not signed, which could be a problem as I have Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit.

  Any advice greatly appreciated.

  I got it to work!

  The solution involves the file the modified driver .inf and re - install this file. Here, I explain what I did in case anyone else has this same problem. This should work for any Windows 7 64 bit computer with the Conexant HD sound card and driver Conexant HD even though I only tested it on my own computer.

  My problem:

  New Dell Inspiron 7520, Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit, Conexant SmartAudio HD sound card with the last driver Conexant Web Dell Drivers site. Stereo mix would not appear in Control Panel > Sound > recording even tab after a right-click empty space and selecting display disabled and show disconnected devices.

  Solution:

  Make sure that you install the Conexant HD SmartAudio driver. You should see it under the sound, video and game controllers in Device Manager. With the Conexant driver already installed and the key work is to find the exact location of the driver file. It can vary from one computer to another and also be called something else. Mine is called chdrt.inf and it was located in: C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\chdrt.inf_amd64_neutral_fa34defac299c440

  If you don't know where your .inf file, you could do a search for windows for text in files of the string: EpSettings\StereoMixEnable. It will most likely be a file with a .inf extension and located in a subfolder of the System32 folder.

  Right-click on the name of the .inf file and select 'Open with' then choose Notepad. Press Ctrl + F and search for StereoMix to find three lines:

  ; HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,enable,1,01

  ; HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,MixAssocSeq,1,E0,E0

  ; HKR,%EPattributePath%\EpSettings\StereoMixEnable,MuteGainSettings,1,00,00

  Delete the semicolon-->; and save the file. However, Windows doesn't allow you to save the .inf file unless you change the permissions of files. It becomes complicated and a little dangerous!

  Basically a right-click on the .inf, then click these buttons/tabs... Properties > Security > advanced > owner. The current owner should be TrustedInstaller. Change this account on your computer that has administrator rights, and you can connect as long as. To do this, click on change and in the "change in ownership to:" field there an entry should be there as: Administrators (name\Administrators of your computer) to select that then Ok and apply and Ok to close the dialog boxes.

  Now right-click on the .inf again file: properties > Security > Edit > select "Everyone" in the "Group or user names" > check the corresponding box to 'Write' in the 'Permissions for everyone' section > press Apply and OK your way to close all the dialog boxes. Now you can save the .inf file, you remove the semicolons of!

  This step is VERY important. You must change the return of the permissions to the way they were. Right-click on the .inf right and as before changing the write permission by deselecting the checkbox for 'Writing', and then change the property of the .inf file back to TrustedInstaller. This time you'll owner > Edit > other users or groups and type NT service TrustedInstaller in the box and press on check the names, then Ok and apply your way out dialog boxes.

  Now finally, re - install the driver: here I had problems with the driver not being recognized and maybe it's because Windows 7 64 bit has said it is not digitally signed so here's what I did: Start Menu > right click on command prompt > run as administrator > type this command and press on... Enter bcdedit/set nointegritychecks WE.

  To install the driver: Device Manager > sound, video and game controllers > right click on HD SmartAudio Conexant > update driver software > Browse my computer for driver software > let me pick from a list... > Have Disk > Browse > now, here, you have to find the location of the .inf file that you just edited, in my case, I stuck in the path to the folder and press on enter then select the chrdt.inf file and click OK. When it was installed I went back to the command-line as before and run the command: bcdedit/set nointegritychecks OFF

  Now, I rebooted the computer and this time stereo Mix appear in Control Panel > sound > recording after right click tab empty space and selecting display disabled and show disconnected devices.

  Sources of info:

  "How to get stereo mix on SOLUTION Conexant sound card"

  forums.Toshiba.com/.../174656

  'How-to Configure System32'

  www.eHow.com/how_7625078_configure-system32.html

  "How to restore TrustedInstaller as owner of a file in Vista and Windows 7"

  www.Vistax64.com/.../159360-TrustedInstaller-Restore-owner.html

  "Windows 7 - turn off driver signing verification.

  en.kioskea.NET/.../3914-Windows-7-disable-signature-verification-of-drivers

• Need help with a stereo mix in INSPIRON N4030

  Hello

  I can't find anyway to display the stereo mix on my sound system in my laptop Dell

  I used to install an exe file and used it to make it work but sm why it has stopped working and it is not to be installed

  While you have the faintest idea of how to make the stereo mix work on my laptop?

  THX in advance...

  MKhamis

  While you have the faintest idea of how to make the stereo mix work on my laptop?

  Hello. Your laptop has audio IDT. IDT is a feature called "Rec.Playback" which is the same as the stereo mix.

  First of all, make sure that you have an IDT audio driver on your laptop. (IDT is the name of the audio hardware on your motherboard). If you do not have an IDT driver, in here is a that you can download. That's a model N4030 with Vista or Win 7. It will not work with XP.

  1. If the IDT driver is installed, open the recording of the sound Properties tab. (Right click on the audio icon on the taskbar and select "Recording devices").

  2. then select "Rec.Playback" as default record device. Right-click on it and set to be the "default device" - not the device by default 'communication '.

  Here is a screenshot of the recording of the sound Properties tab. On this picture you can see that Rec.Playback has not yet been defined as device by default.

  

• No stereo mix in Windows 7 Please Help!

  I have read all over the internet but none of the solutions help me. I use the stereo mix to send sounds on MSN using the record as well as the use of the mic button. The works of fine micro 7 and stereo mix used to work in Windows XP and vista, but now in windows 7 on the same machine (for laptop Acer 4420) there aren't no stereo mix. I go to the sound control panel and then do a right click and say

  Show disabled devices
  Show disconnected devices

  and everything that comes is the microphone monitor, card his microphone and line. I need to work under Windows 7 stereo mix.

  I wrote using the Council of responses of microsoft twice now and he ignored me, I asked on yahoo answers, they ignored me. I even wrote to realtek and they got ignored also twice now, I will communicate the better business bureau to complain about customer service, if I can't find a solution. I tried to find a solution for a month now!

  I solved the stereo problem. I went back to the H/P and asked them to fix it. and they updated the bios and updated audio driver. Lokks like is an older driver but it works fine and I have my stero return. The update of the bios is the solution, as well as to update driver.

• Stereo Mix does not exist? and SPDIF port does not exist?

  Well, as shown in the topic, I have two major questions. On the one hand, on all my computers forever, I had a stereo mix on this subject. (An Inspiron 1721) does not, there just the pickups on the lid and the entry on the site. Where the hell is the mix stereo/mono and other devices which are USUALLY there on the other compuers (including my old Dell Inspiron 6000). In addition, my computer claims to have a port of SPDIF output on it, and turned on, but... I don't see one ANYWHERE on the body of this computer and it's terribly confusing. Any help is appreciated... Thank you

  ~ Justin Harper

  System: Dell Inspiron 1721, 3 GB RAM, SigamaTel integrated audio, AMD Athlon 64 x 2; OS: Microsoft WIndows Vista Home Premium. Anything else you need, ask.

  
  

• Stereo mix do not pick up any sound.

  Hello

  I've been messing around with this problem for almost a month now. I have Vista and Windows 7 on different partitions. Stereo mix is not picking up all the sounds in Windows 7 (even though I enabled it), while it is very well in Vista.I have tried to reinstall and update drivers Realtek, setting the stereo mix as a default device, still nothing. I see, it is enabled, but there is no sound coming from it. I have installed every possible update, but nothing happened. I wonder if there is another solution that I have not yet tried, make stereo mix to work with Windows 7.

  I would also like to know if there is a way to create something like stereo mixer, such as a virtual recording device that would get sound from my headset/speakers. Or just make headphones a recording device.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  See this link:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7music/thread/f39c03b7-3ffa-48F0-A98E-924795dfb7cc/

  It will be useful.