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== Windows XP - "Sounds and Audio Devices" Control Panel | == Windows XP - "Sounds and Audio Devices" Control Panel == | ||
* Go to Volume tab. | * Go to Volume tab. | ||
* Set "Device volume" to 5 (the leftmost is 0). | * Set "Device volume" to 5 (the leftmost is 0). | ||
Revision as of 07:22, 12 February 2008
This balance is difficult to get right. There are so many sliders. But it must be done for the good of video tutorials!
Here's the "recipe" I currently use and will come back here to remind myself of:
Windows XP - "Sounds and Audio Devices" Control Panel
- Go to Volume tab.
- Set "Device volume" to 5 (the leftmost is 0).
- Go to Audio tab.
- Under "Sound recording", click "Volume".
- In the Recording Control window that comes up, set Recording (on the left) to 3 (slider should be notched exactly in the middle).
Second Life
- Go to Edit menu > Preferences > Audio & Video tab.
- Drag Master slider all the way to the right.
- Click UI slider to give it focus, and tap right arrow key 8 times.
- Repeat the 8-tap for the Music and Media sliders.
- Do this for Sounds as necessary.
- Ambient is usually muted or all the way to the left.
Asus Realtek ALC883 Sound Manager
- In Mixer tab, Stereo Mix (in the Record section towards the bottom-right should be enabled to record in "What U Hear" mode, including inworld sounds.