No Audio
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crazyslc
No Audio
I have a DVD maker USB 2.0 (K-World) with DVDMF4. Running Vista. I have all the hook ups working, I can see and hear what I want to capture. When I preview my capture, I have no audio. my input device is line-in and my input source is mater volume. when I look at the video properties the audio type is - LPCM Audio, Total samples is - 361,162 samples, Attributes is -48000Hz, 16 bit, stereo. but my Layer is blank and my Bit rate is blank. any help would be welcome
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Ron P.
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Welcome to the forums Crazyslc,
Did you upgrade/install Vista on an older machine or did you purchase a new machine that came with Vista installed? The reason I ask is you probably will have to upgrade a lot of your drivers for your hardware to get things to work correctly if you are using an older machine.
On Page# 15 of the User's Guide/Manual for DVDMF4, it describes about selecting the appropriate audio device driver, and ensuring that you have selected the correct sound input device from the drop-down menu. Double check that to see if you have..
PS:
I attempted to provide a link to download the manual for DMF4, however it seems that Intervideo/Ulead has launched it into the fartzone, (that bit of space that is between the stratosphere and space, where all pflatulations go and get caught..
) it is not found in the Product Documents or the phased-out webpages. It's out there in the middle of nowhere.. 
That had to be a magical trick to get an old version to actually run on Vista..have a DVD maker USB 2.0 (K-World) with DVDMF4. Running Vista.
Did you upgrade/install Vista on an older machine or did you purchase a new machine that came with Vista installed? The reason I ask is you probably will have to upgrade a lot of your drivers for your hardware to get things to work correctly if you are using an older machine. How are you seeing and hearing? Is this from within DMF4? It would appear that prior to capturing you can see and hear, however once captured/transferred you loose the audio, correct?I can see and hear what I want to capture.
On Page# 15 of the User's Guide/Manual for DVDMF4, it describes about selecting the appropriate audio device driver, and ensuring that you have selected the correct sound input device from the drop-down menu. Double check that to see if you have..
PS:
I attempted to provide a link to download the manual for DMF4, however it seems that Intervideo/Ulead has launched it into the fartzone, (that bit of space that is between the stratosphere and space, where all pflatulations go and get caught..
) it is not found in the Product Documents or the phased-out webpages. It's out there in the middle of nowhere.. Ron Petersen, Web Board Administrator
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