No sound is heard during recording (Windows XP)
No sound is heard during recording (Windows XP)
For Windows XP, because Microsoft has ended support for this operating system, it may not work correctly. (for reference)
In Control Panel, double-click the Sound and Audio Devices icon.
This is a brief explanation of each function button.
The Volume Control window opens, then click Properties in Options.
Select Recording, and in the volume control section below, check โStereo Mixโ and click OK.
Check the box for Stereo Mix and set the volume to the maximum, and the sound will be recorded together.
The name of Stereo Mix may appear differently depending on the computer.
If the device name shown below appears in the list, use that device.
Stereo Mixer
Mixed Output
Stereo Mix
Mixed Out
Stereo Output
What U hear
Stereo Out
Loop back
Digital Mixe
Post-Mix
Digital Mix
Sum
wave out mix
Wake Output Mix
Wave / MP3
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What to Do If Sound Is Muffled or Too Quiet During Recording (Windows XP)
For Windows XP, normal operation may not be guaranteed because Microsoft has ended support for this operating system. (Reference)
Double-click the Sounds and Audio Devices icon in Control Panel.
The Volume Control window will appear. Click Options, then Properties.
Select Recording, then under Show the following volume controls, check "Stereo Mix" and click OK.
If the sound is muffled, lower the Stereo Mix volume. If the sound is too quiet, increase the Stereo Mix volume.
Since Stereo Mix is a feature provided by the sound driver, on some sound drivers the sound may still be quiet even if the Stereo Mix volume is increased. In that case, you should also increase the system volume.