[harrogate3]

I seem to remember a box to tick somewhere that provides 20dB extra
mic input gain (in XP) but I'll be blowed if I can find it.

Anyone point me in the right direction pse?


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[Don Pearce]

On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 16:36:41 GMT, "harrogate3"
wrote:

I seem to remember a box to tick somewhere that provides 20dB extra
mic input gain (in XP) but I'll be blowed if I can find it.

Anyone point me in the right direction pse?

Open the Windows mixer, then click the "advanced" button on the mic
channel. The +20dB box is there.

d

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[harrogate3]

"Don Pearce" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 16:36:41 GMT, "harrogate3"
wrote:

I seem to remember a box to tick somewhere that provides 20dB extra
mic input gain (in XP) but I'll be blowed if I can find it.

Anyone point me in the right direction pse?

Open the Windows mixer, then click the "advanced" button on the mic
channel. The +20dB box is there.

d

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Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com


Ah, that's where I have a problem - I don't have am 'advanced' button,
and if I go to Options the Advanced Controls are ticked and greyed
out.


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Woody

harrogate3 at ntlworld dot com

[Richard Crowley]

"harrogate3" wrote ...
Ah, that's where I have a problem - I don't have am 'advanced' button,
and if I go to Options the Advanced Controls are ticked and greyed
out.

It is not a feature of MS Windows. It is a feature of the
particular audio hardware you are using. If the hardware
doesn't have the feature, MSwin grays out the control for it.
It is possible that not even half of the audio sections of PCs
have this feature.