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no- its not like the WIFI card inside a laptop-- it is a little chip soldered to the motherboard and there are no expansion slots INSIDE-- only the PC card slot (akaPCMCIA) on the sideno- its not like the WIFI card inside a laptop-- it is a little chip soldered to the motherboard
and there are no expansion slots INSIDE-- only the PC card slot (akaPCMCIA) on the side
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I would check to make sure that you dont have anything else running while encoding the audio. Since audio encoding is processor intensive it very easily could be an application or AntiVirus software interfering with the ability to record audio.
ASUS Xonar DX ($89.99) or HT Omega Striker ($89.99) would be great if you are on a mid budget.
check these out as well.
ASUS: Xonar DX Xonar D2/D2X Essence ST/STX
Auzentech: Forte Prelude
HT Omega: Striker Claro
Frankly, the Claro (HT Omega) and Essence ST/STX (ASUS) are the best soundcards on the market, bar none (with the Prelude not that far behind). The Striker (HT Omega) and Xonar DX (ASUS) take up the budget space check and compare all these then make a desicion based on every detail you need.
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you might have to uninstall then reinstall either the driver or the sound devices control panel sounds and audio,volume,advanced,speakers select appropriate speakers or audio you will find 3 drop down lists make the necessary adjustmentsthere or control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager,sound,could be a yellow question mark? right click to re-install drivers or right click select properties to either troubleshoot,uninstall,rollback driver hope this helps
If your system is running Windows XP, you can try the tips for fixing sound problems in Windows XP. If it is Vista, similar steps are possible of course. In most cases the right sound driver will fix these issues, but make sure there are no resource conflicts in the Device manager.
It could as long as you install the proper sound drives for your usb sound card. This is important cause your laptop has to be able to detect the device properly.
no- its not like the WIFI card inside a laptop-- it is a little chip soldered to the motherboard
and there are no expansion slots INSIDE-- only the PC card slot (akaPCMCIA) on the side
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