Post by shawnturner on Dec 26, 2017 12:51:40 GMT
Hello,
A few days ago I decided to use a program, Audacity, that I hadn't used in a couple of years to record a cassette onto my computer. When I hooked everything up I found it didn't seem to be recording anything. The output and input level meters showed movement, but there was nothing but a thin blue line in the audio track, no waveform. I was hoping that it was just a setting that got changed, so I tried to record something with MS Recorder and got the same thin line. Any ideas what this might be outside of a blown audio card? My computer is an HP d325 and I'm using Win XP Pro
Please help
Thanks
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet
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A few days ago I decided to use a program, Audacity, that I hadn't used in a couple of years to record a cassette onto my computer. When I hooked everything up I found it didn't seem to be recording anything. The output and input level meters showed movement, but there was nothing but a thin blue line in the audio track, no waveform. I was hoping that it was just a setting that got changed, so I tried to record something with MS Recorder and got the same thin line. Any ideas what this might be outside of a blown audio card? My computer is an HP d325 and I'm using Win XP Pro
Please help
Thanks
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet
References:
www.cnet.com/forum
Startup Launch Video