Audacity windows vista record what you hear

How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to terryhuttonOL's post on August 24, In reply to French Terry's post on August 24, Dominik Jungowski. It actually still exists, it's only hidden. Once you're in the panel for the record devices right-click and select "Show deactivated devices". There you should see the Stereo mix which you can enable and then select. Audacity does not work with Windows 10 period Trying to activate features that don't exist is useless Maybe someday Audacity will be compatible with Windows Until then, be glad you were able to record before the demise In reply to A.

User's post on January 7, Perhaps you have an older version of Audacity. In reply to Rivergoat's post on January 7, Have the newest version Maybe if I restart my computer 15 more times will help Per the Audacity forum I had the same prob have just taken the pc back to an earlier time to recover the sound card probs. Still no further with recording though.

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Still nothing records. I've also tried recording with Sound Recorder and that also doesn't work. Both record fine with a microphone. I've also tried running Audacity in Windows XP compatibility mode, but that doesn't help. Any more suggestions? Is this just a continuing driver probem? I've tried a little bit to work with another program, Total Recorder, and using their virtual driver or whatever they call it works, but recording and playback with that driver and program seems to be kind of a hassle, and I'd prefer to use Audacity since I'm used to that, and, well, it's free.

I suppose I could run a line from the speaker output to the line in input? I really don't want to do that. This thread is locked.

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