July 30, 2010
How do I tell Windows Vista which mic (internal or external) to pay attention to?
I want to run my record player into the line-in jack on my laptop, to record old records. When I record, Windows sends the built-in mic signal to my recording program. How do I tell Windows Vista to ignore the built in mic and pay attention to the line signal?
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Comments on How do I tell Windows Vista which mic (internal or external) to pay attention to?
control panel -> hardware and sound -> sound -> recording -> right click the one you want to use and click set as default device