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Swampy
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ive check all that everything looks right,and all the plugs are pluged up right?
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Emeric
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Sounds good to me.
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twist
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I'd double-check one more time just to be sure. Better safe than sorry!
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charger
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huh?
do you guys have ESP or something, to be able to answer this question?
do you guys have ESP or something, to be able to answer this question?
guhlenn
Oh REALLY????
charger! WTF are you talking about? can't you read english? are you dumb... goddamnit man that IS the easiest question of all times...
to the thread starter; YOU ARE DAMN RIGHT!!! GO FOR IT!!! YOU HAVE MY VOTE!
Guhlenn
to the thread starter; YOU ARE DAMN RIGHT!!! GO FOR IT!!! YOU HAVE MY VOTE!
Guhlenn
Track Rat
Just Your Average Sized Member
Well, that depends. Did you walk to work or bring your lunch?Swampy said:
dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
Trust me on this... if the plugs weren't plugged up you would know it right away.
guhlenn
Oh REALLY????
dachay2tnr said:
Well ... it depends, there are two sides to every plug you know! and if the plug is in is it a plug-in?
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Clark_Griswold
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Swampy said:
Well shit, so long as all your plugs are plugged up it should just work. right?
My toliet is plugged up. Hence I am plugged up.
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charger
New member
You need RCA cables. Probably something else too, and you can't buy it at Radio Shack.
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
The cables arent the problem. It's probably an IRQ conflict between the SB and your Delta.
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RWhite
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Q: my sound card is AWE64 i think,im running windows 98 and i have all the normal sounds,i juss cant get it 2 recieve any?
A: OK, swampy, let me get this straight.
You can HEAR the connected device from the LINE IN, but, you can't RECORD the device from the LINE IN?
Q: right
Swampy - You might want to check the following thread:
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=49130
Double check that you do not have the line-in volume muted. Go into Control Panel / Multimedia. Make sure "Show volumne on task bar" is checked. Then double click on the volume control on the task bar. remember there are seperate setting for both playback and recording, you switch between them by going to options / properties.
A: OK, swampy, let me get this straight.
You can HEAR the connected device from the LINE IN, but, you can't RECORD the device from the LINE IN?
Q: right
Swampy - You might want to check the following thread:
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=49130
Double check that you do not have the line-in volume muted. Go into Control Panel / Multimedia. Make sure "Show volumne on task bar" is checked. Then double click on the volume control on the task bar. remember there are seperate setting for both playback and recording, you switch between them by going to options / properties.
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mcr
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I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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geekgurl
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Re: Re: ?
Clark, you've misunderstood the question. Swampy didn't say "plugged," he said "pluged". I think that rhymes with "luge." I personally don't have the familiarity with that term nor the technical expertise to help, so the fact that I am posting means I'm just wasting bandwidth.
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Clark_Griswold said:
Clark, you've misunderstood the question. Swampy didn't say "plugged," he said "pluged". I think that rhymes with "luge." I personally don't have the familiarity with that term nor the technical expertise to help, so the fact that I am posting means I'm just wasting bandwidth.
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drstawl
Banned
Just a softening of the Zappa coinage, "pluked".
As in:
I pluked my toaster then I pluked my TV.
As in:
I pluked my toaster then I pluked my TV.