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check the volume control panel, the mic input may be muted or turned down.
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check the volume control panel, the mic input may be muted or turned down.

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Will give the points to bekaye....<br />
Well it wasn't the mute....thanks...<br />
it WAS THE QUALITY OF THE MIC!<br />
Bought a more expensive mic <br />
(50 bucks) and the sound recording<br />
is great.<br />
Beware folks of low-priced electronics.<br />
You get what you pay for.<br />
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Will give the points to bekaye....
Well it wasn't the mute....thanks...
it WAS THE QUALITY OF THE MIC!
Bought a more expensive mic
(50 bucks) and the sound recording
is great.
Beware folks of low-priced electronics.
You get what you pay for.



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I've got to change my question because<br />
I've got sound....just reinstalled<br />
the card and it worked...well almost.<br />
I have beautiful sound....but<br />
when I use a mic with the card...<br />
all I get is a hum. Yes, the plug is in the right jack.<br />
What's up? Is it the mic?<br />
<br />
Please answer ASAP.<br />

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I've got to change my question because
I've got sound....just reinstalled
the card and it worked...well almost.
I have beautiful sound....but
when I use a mic with the card...
all I get is a hum. Yes, the plug is in the right jack.
What's up? Is it the mic?

Please answer ASAP.


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