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Default Windows Line-In


"leetcharmer" wrote in message
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Hello, I've been recording services at my church for a couple weeks and
I thought I had all the settings correct, because it normally records
fine. This particular week though, the line in port wasn't working as
it did in the past -- it would only record up to -6db on all software,
when cables were plugged in to line in. When I unplugged and popped
them into the mic port, I was able to get it to normal clipping levels,
and then when I put it back into line in -- the clipping happened at
-6db again. Any ideas why this would happen and how I can fix this?
Thanks


Adjust the volume control for the Line In jack. This should be on the
recording software you're using. If it's not there, go to the Windows
Volume Control and do it there (Options, Properties, Recording, OK).

Jeff
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little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor
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