This is an unusual problem, at least I can't find anyone with the same symptoms. I have been capturing quite happily for several years, first via the onboard sound card (Soltel SL-75DRV motherboard, VIA chipset), then via an external USB soundcard (roland UA100).
I recently decided to install an external PCI soundcard (C-Media CMI8738) as I want to save a bit of space and was never too happy with the onboard sound capture.
As I was rebuilding my PC, I took the opportunity of installing the new card at that time. I am running a dual-boot Windows 2000 system, with one boot specificaly for video capture.
The new card installs fine, with no errors reported. However, I am unable to select "line in" as a recording source, either in the Windows Volume Controller or the mixer application that came with the card. the only options I can select are "mic", "wave" and "stereo mix".
I can select "line in" fine under "playback" options, and the winTV card feeds the audio through to the speakers fine. I simply can't capture direct from "line in". Capture quslity from"stereo mix" is awful.
I have disabled the onboard sound (as advised in install guide), and have no other PCI cards except the new soundcard and existing TV card
Any ideas?
Cheers
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Only one thing springs to mind...
...have you disabled the onboard sound in the BIOS (rather than via windows)?
Just a thought
Willtgpo, my real dad, told me to make a maximum of 5,806 posts on vcdhelp.com in one lifetime. So I have. -
Yes, that's how I did it (uninstalled in Windows then disabled from BIOS - problem remains). thanks anyway.
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When you say you cant select the line-in for recording is it because the selection is missing from the record panel?If thats the case then choose options/properties in the record panel and check to see if you can check the line-in box there.
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I can't see "line in" in the recording panel,and if I go options-properties-recording there is no "line in" option to tick (just "mic", "wave" and stereo mix"). Cheers.
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Update C-MEDIA CMI8738 Driver ?
http://www.cmedia.com.tw/download/OS_e-cmi8738_index.htm -
Thanks, I'm already using those Drivers - get the same results with those and with the earlier ones that cam supplied with the card. Weird.
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Do you need to connect the audio out jack on your sound card to the audio in connector on your capture card? I had to do that with my ATI AIW card.
I don't know why this would affect your menu selections, but....just a thought.
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