Hello,
Ok I'm a bit confused. I have a RealTech soundcard. You mean that RealTech 
cards don't have a what you hear option? it's not possible then?

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From: "Gary Whittington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] stereo mix on vista.


> Making it related to games.
>
> Yes, I have been using Vista for over half a year.
>
> The real nice thing is that you can change the sound levels on everything.
> Set a level for Jaws and set one for a game.  Have a different sound level
> for "SayTheTime" or Live Messager.
>
> This may not be what your looking for, since you only asked who uses 
> Vista's
> Stereo Mix.
>
> Now to change any levels move your PC cursor to
> the system tray.  Open Volume.  Tab to Mix button
> This will open what you will be more use too.  The volumes for each 
> program
> that is running that has sound output is shown with volume, balance 
> sliders
> and mute buttons.
>
> If you don't see the volume control in the tray that you what to change 
> the
> sound on a game....
>
> You may need to enable Stereo Mixer.
>
> To do this:
> Microsoft has lumped enabling and d things like Microphone and Stereo 
> mixer
> under the Recording tab.  This best thing I found is:
> Go to control panel.. Second open Sounds.*** Very Important once you open
> and are sitting in a combo box saying Speakers, ((Do not arrow down))).
> This will shut down all sounds including Jaws.  I know from experience.If
> you have RealTech sound card that is.  So when you ever get into this list
> box with Speakers being the first thing do not arrow below it.  To see the
> name of your sound card under Speakers use your mouse.  You can still 
> change
> and test Speakers when it is selected by Tabbing away from the list box or
> by using the mouse to left click on Speakers.
> If anybody does arrow to far reboot.  If sound does not return have a 
> sight
> person help you get back to the list box so you can have them click on
> Speakers.
>
> OK to finish this up. To enable stereo Mix on Vista.
> Once you are on the list box and Speakers not selected Shift Tab.  You 
> will
> be on the Playback tab.  arrow to the right to record.
> Tab down.  You then will be in a list box on items you can enable or
> disable.  Arrow down to Stereo Mix, left click.  In the menu you will find
> if you can either enable or disable.  If it says enable then that means it
> is disable.  Hitting enter will change its status to what the menu item 
> is.
>
> Final note.
> What I have found out about Vista that in this list box is where some 
> sound
> cards will have a mix that was like the sound mix called "Every thing you
> hear".  RealTech has not this option because they don't want you to record
> live streams.
> So, when you want to record playing a game with your narration, what is
> coming from your speakers is being recording off your microphone, which
> means it sounds like its in the background.
>
> I paid nearly 1200 bucks for my media computer and I get a sound card that
> can not do a full recording.
> And, and now I find that my TV Card sucks.  I am able to hook my cable up 
> to
> it, but the lower channels are coming in poorly.  I had the cable man in 
> and
> this is what we found out.
> So, it looks like I will need to buy a better sound card that allows
> recording of stereo mix with the mic at the same time and a better TV 
> Card.
> Cable guy had a 30 dollar TV card and had the same problems.  So that 
> means
> I have a cheap TV card and will need to buy a higher price card to listen 
> to
> the new show Terminator on my computer.
>
> Hope this helped you and others for gaming and TV listening.  Smiles.
>
> Crash
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Yohandy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 10:52 AM
> Subject: [Audyssey] stereo mix on vista.
>
>
>> Does anyone know how to use the stereo mix feature on vista? For whatever
>> reason they've made the volume control quite difficult to use, and I 
>> can't
>> figure out how to enable it. Not sure if this is considered off topic, so
>> if
>> it is please email your answer off list. thanks!
>>
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