Recording any sound that is being played on your speakers windows 7
Hi everyone. Today we will learn how to record any music , radio, game sound, just anything that your computer can play and save it. This was easy back in days on windows XP. But now it has become a little tricky because the stereo mixing device is now disabled by default in windows 7 and Vista.
To enable it just right click the speaker icon near the clock, then click “recording device”. Then right click any blank space below your devices list and click “Show disabled devices”. Then enable the “Stereo mix” device and set it as the default. Now you can start recording.
This is a first, but I tried to add a video description to this post. please check it out and tell me how you like it. should I have these video descriptions more often?
Activating the sound front panel on Asrock motherboards
sometimes, after installing a new asrock motherboard, you will notice that the front panel is not working (either the MIC or the headset jacks). this problem is caused by the board failing to detect that your computer case does have a front panel and that it is connected.
To get around this problem and use your front panel, go to the BIOS settings and find the front panel detection setting and change it from auto to enabled. this will make the front panel jacks appear in your realtek audio manager.
This problem has been detected by Asrock and they released new BIOS versions that change the default setting to enabled instead of auto.
I used to love asrock, but not anymore, what about you? do you like the newer asrock MBs?
Play Guitar Hero World Tour vocals on PC with any microphone
Normally, Guitar hero: World Tour for PC will not allow you to play the vocals mode unless you have a compatible USB microphone. but thanks to the trick I discovered, you will enjoy playing guitar hero with any headset microphone you have. Just follow the steps carefully.
This method is provided as is with no guarantees that it will work and/or effect your computer in any way.
Rosewill RHM-556 3.5mm Circumaural Headset review
I got this headset from newegg.com a while ago for $14.99. the price is very good when compared to other headsets with the same specifications.
Rosewill RHM-556 Circumaural Headset
Buzzing sound from the audio front panel when playing 3D games? Here is the solution
This is for you if you hear a buzzing sound from your headphones just at the moment when you start a 3D game.
This buzzing sound is caused by your VGA, modern graphic adapters emit a relatively strong noise when processing 3D images. Noting dangerous.
Many newer motherboards such as my Asrock X58 deluxe have the front panel connection just above the first PCI express 2 slot.
When you installed your computer, you must have let the front panel cable rest on top of your VGA (mine is a sapphire 4890 OC). At such a short distance electromagnetic coupling occur (electromagnetic waves are transformed into electrical signals creating a noise).
To reduce\remove this buzzing (humming) sound, make sure to move the front panel cable as far as possible fom the VGA .
Using Microsoft Narrator for quick list revisions
Imagine that you had to manually enter a list of 1000 numbers into an excel file, and at the end of the day you find out that the total sum is wrong, you must have done at least one mistake. Read more
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