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I could find no mic settings on the control panel. &nbsp;Then I realized my mic was not plugged in!<br />
As soon as I plugged it in the error message stopped appearing.<br />

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I could find no mic settings on the control panel.  Then I realized my mic was not plugged in!
As soon as I plugged it in the error message stopped appearing.


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I'm awarding the points but the response only caused me to discover the real problem: my mic wasn't plugged in
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I'm awarding the points but the response only caused me to discover the real problem: my mic wasn't plugged in

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I'm using Roxio Creater Premiere &nbsp;v10. <br />
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I want to record from my mic but when I click the &quot;record&quot; button I get &quot;No Recording device&quot;.<br />
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I've recorded from my mic in the past so I don't understand why I get this message.
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I'm using Roxio Creater Premiere  v10. 

I want to record from my mic but when I click the "record" button I get "No Recording device".

I've recorded from my mic in the past so I don't understand why I get this message.

No recording device found

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