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    Audio Input options gone in Win 7?

    Hi all

    When I used to run XP I could record streaming audio in real time in ACID Pro by just picking something like a 'what you hear' recording device option. I've upgraded to Win 7 and all that's under recording devices is two mics and a line in. Can I no longer just record what I hear?!?!

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    Bump for hope!

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    Hmm, people on this forum seem to think it's to do with your sound card and not the OS, but it can't be as I had it work on this very PC under XP!

    http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/all-thin...-you-hear.html

    I'm using 64 bit if that makes a difference?

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    When you upgraded to Windows 7 did you install the correct drivers for your sound or are you using Windows drivers (ugh)?

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    That's the first thing I'd try too. Also would try using Audacity (free and very good) to at least see if it's a global issue or perhaps ACID isn't completely able to integrate into Win7 (something I've experienced with a few progs I'd used with XP)

    http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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    Thanks guys!

    I'll try Audacity now! The chipset CD etc that came with the PC wouldn't run under Win 7, so I wasn't able to properly install everything - maybe the issue? Thing is, I can't seem to find the drivers for my motherboard online anywhere - it's an A Fox ARS690-M1. The sound is just on-board stuff, no separate card or anything.

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    No luck on Audcity Thanks for the suggestion though!

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