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On Oct 12, 9:34 am, §ñühwØ£f <snuhw...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:52:39 -0700, Kompu Kid aided th' terraists with the
> following claims :
>
>
>
> > Hello All:
>
> > I just got aan Gateway computer from a friend. It is in really good
> > shape. The computer has "Intel Audio Studio" as an interface to the
> > soundcard, When I look at various places including my voice
> > recognition software and Nero's sound recording components "Sigma
> > Audio" appears as the "input" and "output" device.
>
> > I am able to play music -- internet radio, mp3's, etc.-- on the
> > computer. However, when I try to record sound either through a
> > microphone or from an internet broadcast, any software I use indicates
> > zero level of sound.
>
> > I checked everything through Intel Audio Studio and XP's own audio
> > settings software that nothing is disabled or muted.
>
> > No luck after about an hour of playing around.
>
> > Any suggestions?
>
> > Deguza
>
> Post model number of Gateway computer as well as info from Control
> Panel>Multimedia and also under "devices".
>
> See if the drivers are installed by clicking on the driver tab.
> Or upgrade to linux and use alsaconfig to get everything working :)
>
> --
> "Those who can make you believe absurdities,
> can make you commit atrocities" - Voltairehttp://i35.tinypic.com/2czc1ua.jpg

After weeks of dickering I solved part of the problem:

I am now able to record from the microphone.

However, I am still not able to record any Internet radio broadcasts.

The computer is a GM5066E. Support information for this computer is at
http://support.gateway.com/s/PC/R/1008881/1008881nv.shtml . However, I
could not find anything there that would solve my problem.

The control panel says that I have a Sigma Tel Audio default device.
It is installed and Windows XP says that it is working properly.

Under hardware, I see Hauppauge Win TV PVR PCI II (26xxx) sound video
and game controller. Again Windows XP claims that it is working
properly.

I have a feeling that my problem is not actually caused by hardware or
software malfunctioning.  The software is simply not written to feed
the sound coming from Internet to the recording software-- I am using
Nero Sound Trax.

On this gateway computer, under Nero I get three choices for the
source of sound:
line in, rear microphone, and microphone.

Yet, on an older computer that worked properly I would also see a
"wave" among the sources of sound.

Any comments and help would be appreciated.

Deguza