Is there any way to make my computer think...

[Sava]

kuci

what you want isn't possible

sending a signal from output into mic input will create feedback...

the only way you could do it is if you have another device (PC or CD player) plugged into mic or line in

what kind of sound card do you have?

[Kuciwalker]

SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio, which I presume is like integrated video actually.

[Sava]

ick...

well

sorry can't help you

buy a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum ZS

[Geronimo]

Originally posted by Sava
kuci

what you want isn't possible

sending a signal from output into mic input will create feedback...

the only way you could do it is if you have another device (PC or CD player) plugged into mic or line in

what kind of sound card do you have?

it won't create feedback unless the soundcard is trying to immediately output input from the microphone.

I wonder what kuci is trying to accomplish though. Generally if your soundcard is outputing something to your speakers it's already been digitally captured and there is nothing to be gained by converting that output to microphone input.

[Kuciwalker]

I'm trying to pipe music across GTalk.

[:) Smiley]

have you tried googling for a solution?

[Kuciwalker]

No clue what to search for.

[Urban Ranger]

A hardware solution seems to be much simpler.

[Mercator]

Um, I think this should be pretty easy...

- Go to your Volume Control, go to Options > Properties and select Recording.
- Check the appropriate boxes in the drop-down list below.
- Click OK.
- Check the Select box under your preferred option. One of the options CD Audio, Line-In, Wave or Stereo Mix should do it.

[Kuciwalker]

I tried that.

[Mercator]

Yeah, I suppose it couldn't be that easy...

[PeteH]

that's strange, it should work. I had that problem accidently when setitng up ventrilo once, couldnt figure out why every time i hit the talk button all everyone heard was my game sounds, checked my options, and my streo out was selected as my recording input