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Recording audio/memory problems
Name: Joel Date: August 18, 2003 at 17:38:31 Pacific OS: Win 98 SE CPU/Ram: P3, 250+ MB RAM
Comment:
Hey, I've been trying to copy my vinyl LPs onto the computer. I've figured out how to do it and everything and they have turned out several times very nicely. My only problem now is that Windows 98SE often seems to interrupt the sound recording program and therefore my recordings are full of short interruptions and 'blips'.
Here's what I've been trying: I hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and closed every program that was non-essential (leaving only 'explorer', 'systray', and the recording program). I disabled the screensaver and the anti-virus software. Is there anything else I can do that will make a big difference?
Name: Bryco Date: August 19, 2003 at 03:45:25 Pacific
Reply:
I don't know the program you are referring to but see if it's opions allow you to choose to use your sound card instead of 'Direct Sound' for your recordings.
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