I use windows xp pro and the soundmax builtin which is on the ASUS
motherboard.

I can test the mike and it works fine with the wizard.

But how can I record onto the harddrive a test portion and then listen to
it?

On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 01:16:47 GMT, Bob Horvath wrote:

Programs, accessories, entertainment, sound recorder.


>I use windows xp pro and the soundmax builtin which is on the ASUS
>motherboard.
>
>I can test the mike and it works fine with the wizard.
>
>But how can I record onto the harddrive a test portion and then listen to
>it?
>

<Bob Horvath> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 01:16:47 GMT, Bob Horvath wrote:
>
> Programs, accessories, entertainment, sound recorder.
>
>


That will work...
but you are limited to just 60 seconds ...
but there are plenty of 3rd party recorders out there...
I use one called "Total Recorder"
but if you look long enough there may be some that are freebies
and just as good or better

Thanks a lot.
I was there before but do not know why it did not work then.

It DOES work now.
Again thanks!!!

<Bob Horvath> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 01:16:47 GMT, Bob Horvath wrote:
>
> Programs, accessories, entertainment, sound recorder.
>
>
>>I use windows xp pro and the soundmax builtin which is on the ASUS
>>motherboard.
>>
>>I can test the mike and it works fine with the wizard.
>>
>>But how can I record onto the harddrive a test portion and then listen to
>>it?
>>
>

On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 01:30:36 GMT, "ritter197" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>Thanks a lot.
>I was there before but do not know why it did not work then.
>
>It DOES work now.
>Again thanks!!!

You have to remove Mute in Windows Sound "Volume Control".