when i use the capture effect on magic pro 14, i cant seem to find the "modulation" tab that it refers to, so i can change my audio input to "whats on the computer". any advice on how to get what im hearing when im capturing video? ***update***
i was able to answer my own question with about an hours worth of looking i found it, for everyone who has the same problem:
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Let me guess. You're using Windows Vista now, right?
Recording the stereo mix of your sound card is no problem in ACL 12, and it can be done under Vista, too. It's just a little trickier and you have to jump through a few more hoops to get Vista to enable you to pick the stereo mix for recording in the first place. This is exactly one of the points where Vista differs from the Win 2000/XP generation. Here's in a nutshell what you have to do. (I hope I'll get this right. I'm not on Vista right now.) => Go to Vista's Control Panel, into the "Sound" dialog and to the "Recording" tab. Right-click into the list of visible icons/recording sources and pick the option to display potentially hidden/disabled sources. Then, the "Stereo Mix" option (depends on what your sound driver calls this option) will appear in the list, but will still be displayed as disabled. Right-click on it and select "Enable". Done. Now you can record from this source within Cleaning Lab.
Maybe this link will be helpful, if you want to read up on this issue some more:
www.sagebrush.com/whatuv.htm
I trust this will help.
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this fixed everything. sweet!
i was able to answer my own question with about an hours worth of looking i found it, for everyone who has the same problem:
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Let me guess. You're using Windows Vista now, right?
Recording the stereo mix of your sound card is no problem in ACL 12, and it can be done under Vista, too. It's just a little trickier and you have to jump through a few more hoops to get Vista to enable you to pick the stereo mix for recording in the first place. This is exactly one of the points where Vista differs from the Win 2000/XP generation. Here's in a nutshell what you have to do. (I hope I'll get this right. I'm not on Vista right now.) => Go to Vista's Control Panel, into the "Sound" dialog and to the "Recording" tab. Right-click into the list of visible icons/recording sources and pick the option to display potentially hidden/disabled sources. Then, the "Stereo Mix" option (depends on what your sound driver calls this option) will appear in the list, but will still be displayed as disabled. Right-click on it and select "Enable". Done. Now you can record from this source within Cleaning Lab.
Maybe this link will be helpful, if you want to read up on this issue some more:
www.sagebrush.com/whatuv.htm
I trust this will help.
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this fixed everything. sweet!