XPS 8900, enable Stereo Mix solved

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• Stereo mix problems, Windows xp.

  I recently tried to play a game on justin tv data stream. However while the stream picks up my microphone, he does not pick up in the sounds of the game. I tried also to connect speakers but that did not help either one. I updated my drivers entirely (Realtek HD audio input/output all AFAIK, tried dxdiag and did not model number).

  I saw videos of people right clicking and allowing a stereo mix in the menus, but only mine says "what is this?  That I don't understand that I'm on the computer as an administrator surely I should be able to right click and a menu?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  Here's how you can accomplish this:
  a. Click Start and go to Control Panel then sounds and devices.
  b. in the Audio tab under "Sound recording", click the "Volume" button and enable stereo mix.
  Note: If you see no stereo mix, then go to Options then properties and select stereo mix and click OK.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• 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.

• Lack of stereo mix? Inspiron 15R SE 7520.

  Hi guys,.

  I'm using Inspiron 15R SE 7520, I want stereo mix so that I can record the sound of the application.

  I checked on the 'Recorder' active option "Show disabled devices" and show disconnected devices". But there is still no "stereo mix". "." Only "internal Microphone" appear.

  even the steps of http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/39532/how-to-enable-stereo-mix-in-windows-7-to-record-audio/

  I even tried to reinstall the driver.

  but no luck

  BTW, my audio is Conexant HD Audio.

  I hope to hear from you guys. Thank you.

  Hi Jimco,

  Thanks for the reply! I finally found the solution!

  Actually, I need to change the driver to get the stereo mix. In my case, my driver file name is chdrt.inf

  There are these lines that disable the stereo mix

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

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

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

  Everything you have to do is remove the semicolon, it should be...

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

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

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

  then save the file, reinstall the driver using "Browse my computer for driver software". I got the stereo mix of baby! Whoah!

• I can not disable stereo Mix or activate my built-in mic!

  Good afternoon!

  Earlier, I have enabled stereo mix and disabled my built in mic. I've always been able to go back and fourth between the two, but now it doesn't let me do anything. I clicked on activate on my microphone and turn off the stereo mix tons of times, went into the properties and tried manually by selecting 'do not use this device (disabled)' and click 'OK', but nothing changes.
  I tried everything and I'm lost.

  Re-install your audio drivers from the web site of the manufacturer of your computer/PC laptop.

  See you soon,.
  Jerry

• What is the stereo mix?

  I wonder if I enable Stereo Mix he's going to mess with or mess up the balance of the speakers on my computer? I heard he would record the audio of the game, I do a walkthrough of with my microphone...

  No, it won't. It is considered an input source and you will be ok.

  BTW, do you think lucky you got it!
  Cheers,
  Jerry

• 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.

• How to use stereo mix to record a Skype Conversation?

  My friends and I talk on Skype, and he came to the point where I would use a program to save some of these calls, so that we can all come back on them and entertained. The problem is that I can't find a device that you allows me to record what I say in my microphone and sounds that should play. Some research says that the option to use to enable this is stereo Mix. I found, allowed him and turned into the default recording device. However, I'm not about to use it, because it does not seem to pick up sounds no matter what I do.

  Can someone help me find a way to make stereo mix function in the way that I need too?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forum.

  In this regard, I suggest you use any third party/tools available for this purpose. There is plenty of software available for these purposes.

  I suggest you to use your favorite search engine to find a relevant program.

  Important: using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  All the best!

• 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).
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  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:
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  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 mixer on vista

  have hp Pavilion dv6205us and I want to get stereo mixer how can I add it

  No, I have not received a response

  so I bought an acer computer and solved my problem

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• Conexant High Definition SmartAudio 221 stereo mix

  Toshiba Satellite P300-20 has

  Part number: PSPCCE-05F011RU

  SOUND CARD
  Conexant high definition SmartAudio 221

  What will do to make the sound could write with the internal mixer?

  Driver screenshots: http://s42.radikal.ru/i096/1002/57/4db4b07879cd.png
  Peripheral connected screenshots audio http://s43.radikal.ru/i102/1002/e9/8b54680162b2.png
  Here is my audio devices are connected
  Screenshot:
  http://S005.Radikal.ru/I210/1002/2B/fe5cb81118c9.PNG
  Help solve the problem, it is necessary to register using an internal mixer, a sound that goes from the computer, rather than external.

  This wire provides a statement. + how to turn on the stereo mix in driver Conexant Sound +.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=65162

  A big thank you to user prestativo

• AHCI disabled on desktop XPS 8900

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• XPS 8900 Audio Ports

  I just bought an XPS 8900.  I get audio, but it is not right (front L is much stronger than the rear front R and the back of the subwoofer and a. Center - no sound).  I am trying to hang an Altec Lansing ADA 995 Surround Sound 5.1 with the following sheets: Green - L & R front; Yellow - Center & subwoofer; Black - Rear L & R.  XPS 8900 has 6 ports with icons above them.  Care has the following ports listed in this order and not necessarily with regard to ports (g/d, up/down): subwoofer, line, exit line, mic, surround back outside, one side surround sound.  Port colors and icons are (left to right, top to bottom): gray (2 horizontal speakers face to face with a horizontal line through the two), black (2 vertical speakers opposite each other with a horizontal line between them), orange (2 vertical speakers opposite each other by a vertical line through the two), rose - mic (this one was easy!) , green (2 horizontal speakers opposite each other with a horizontal line through the right speaker), blue (2 horizontal speakers opposite each other with a horizontal line through the left speaker).  Care DO NOT tell you what port is or their color!  I don't know what the icons mean.  LAG in Technical Support was not that geeky.  What do the icons and where I connect what?  Any help is appreciated.

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