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Title says it all.
I bought a new Audigy SE because I need to record a radio show that I appeared on and create a podcast. It is important for business, but there is no "Stereo Mix" "What U Hear" recording device listed.
I installed the Creative beta W7 Audigy drivers. Still nothing.
NOTE 1: Please do not respond with"Try Sound Recorder" "Use Audicity.. it's freeware audio software" or anything of that nature. These are applications. The device will not appear in any of them.
NOTE 2: I tried right-clicking, "show disabled devices" but it still does not appear.
Very frustrating.
I bought a new Audigy SE because I need to record a radio show that I appeared on and create a podcast. It is important for business, but there is no "Stereo Mix" "What U Hear" recording device listed.
I installed the Creative beta W7 Audigy drivers. Still nothing.
NOTE 1: Please do not respond with"Try Sound Recorder" "Use Audicity.. it's freeware audio software" or anything of that nature. These are applications. The device will not appear in any of them.
NOTE 2: I tried right-clicking, "show disabled devices" but it still does not appear.
Very frustrating.
reghakr
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~ I did install the beta driver correctly, as provided on the Creative web site here:Did you download the driver directly from Creative's site, located here:
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~ I called Creative about the problem. They told me that their W7-RC drivers are still in beta, and that the "What U Hear" "Stereo Mix" feature is only supported in Vista and XP at this time.
~ I have an Audigy SE, but I wouldn't be surprised if other cards have the same problem.
This one really made me grind my teeth. The archive recordings for this radio show are only available for a limited time. I ended up actually buying a new sound card for this purpose, and I've been waiting a week for it to arrive. If I couldn't get this done it really would have hurt. Thank God I had the foresight to set my machine up as a dual-boot.
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Good for you, but there's dozens of threads out there posted by people pulling their hair out over this one. Just Google for "stereo mix missing," "wave out missing," "what u hear missing" or something similar. Hopefully this post will resolve their issue, although probably not to their liking.I have an X-Fi Extreme and the Windows 7 driver worked perfectly for me.
reghakr
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Not yet. I'll hack on it more later. I find this very annoying. I should not have to struggle for this functionality. A record button is not a complex technology.Have you tried VLC, or downloaded any codec packs?
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Stereo mix will no longer be available under Windows 7 thanks to the RIAA. This is just one example, but if the RIAA can do it to Dell, they can do it to others.
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/dell_colludes_with_riaa_disables_[BDell removes stereo mix
Oh, the humanity: Windows 7's draconian DRM?
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/dell_colludes_with_riaa_disables_[BDell removes stereo mix
Oh, the humanity: Windows 7's draconian DRM?
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