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  1. 16th Aug 2002 14:15 #1
    BabaGanushKa
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    hi
    im trying to record an avi to a vhs videoplayer.
    i connected my radeaon ve to the vhs- no problem the picture is good.
    for the sound i used my minicd minjack2rca cable to connect my speaker jack on the soundcard to my L/R sound inputs on my vcr.
    the problem is the sound is low and distant.
    how to dub the sound good?
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  2. 18th Aug 2002 05:38 #2
    Dave B
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    Have you tried turning up the soundcard output volume through the icon in the System Tray?
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  3. 18th Aug 2002 12:42 #3
    BabaGanushKa
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    what? where?!
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  4. 18th Aug 2002 13:07 #4
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    Double Click the speaker icon next to the clock.
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    go into control panel them multimedia then look for sound options
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  6. 18th Aug 2002 14:01 #6
    BabaGanushKa
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    i mybe a noob but i know where that icon is.
    i dont think the quality loss is becuz of that
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  7. 18th Aug 2002 15:25 #7
    mh2360
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    Do your PC speakers have a headphone socket? You might be able to boost the sound that way (as long as they are "active" that is).
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  8. 18th Aug 2002 16:04 #8
    spooky
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    Also make sure that the cable you are using is a stereo cable, some of the Y type of cables are mono but they split the sound into two channels.
    Make sure that the sound card connector has two silver stripes on it not one.
    HTH
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  9. 18th Aug 2002 16:58 #9
    BabaGanushKa
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    tnx u all for the info
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