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Article #992Audio Input Problem
From: David Evennou
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 14:06
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 14:06
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I just bought a new HP Laptop and was going to write a sound recording application to gain the programming experience. I discovered that the new laptops are missing the "Line In" jack, I do not know why the manufacturers removed it. I have a "Line Out" from a mixer that I want to record from. HP said to use the "Mic" input. I tried that, but the impedance mismatch is so great that it won't work. After all, a "Line Out" generates something like one volt output signal and a microphone does not generate a voltage. I can't imagine a company like HP telling me to try the "mic" input for a "Line" signal. Please, any ideas for a work around? Thanks, David Evennou
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