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Features & Components
Recording Audio 2 - 11
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Recording Audio
The audio record hot key button allows you to record audio from either the built-
in microphone, or from a microphone connected to the microphone-in jack. To
record on the computer, setup the audio recording options in
Windows as follows
(see Figure 2 - 8 on page 2 - 12 ).
1. Click Start , and click Control Panel (or point to Settings and click Control Panel ).
2. Click Sound ( Hardware and Sound ).
3. Click Recording (tab).
4. Right-click Microphone (VIA High Definition Audio) and make sure the item is not
disabled (if you wish to record from the internal microphone make sure that the
Front Mic is not disabled).
5. Double-click Microphone/Front Mic (or select Properties from the right-click menu).
6. Click Levels (tab), and adjust the Microphone/Front Mic slider to the level
required.
7. Click OK and close the control panels.
8. Press the audio record button to begin the recording process (the record icon
will flash in the top left of the screen).
9. Press the audio record button again to stop the recording process (the record
icon will disappear from the top left of the screen).
10. The recorded audio file (in .wav format) will appear in the Wav folder in the
documents folder (Computer > Local Disk (C) > Users > Your Login Name > WAV)
in the Start menu (see sidebar).
11. Double-click the file to playback the recorded audio.
WAV Folder
The WAV folder con-
taining recorded audio is
located in the docu-
ments folder named the
same as your
Windows
login ID. If you are in
Classic view this folder
will appear in
Docu-
ments (Start) and on
the desktop..