No sound when recording

If you have audio cables from your source connected to the capture card, then your Recording device needs to be the Line In of the capture card.

If you connect the source to the Line In on the computer, then you use that as the default recording device. Until I set this, the default audio recording device was my microphone (not connected at the time). In Windows, you need the Manage Audio Devices Recording tab. (In Windows 7 and 8, it's under Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound > Manage Audio Devices.)

If you are recording something playing on your computer, then the stereo mix option may work.

You should be able to use any video&audio software if the drivers are compatible. Thus the software you used for the video recording should work. (Stereo mix may be an exception - not all sound cards actually work when you try to record that content.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I have a honestech TVR Tuner card (Philips SAA7130 TV Tuner/FM Radio/Video PCI Capture) on my *other* computer. I can watch tv no problem, i see stuff, and there's audio. But when i record, i can only record image, no sound. It asking for digital singh and not instaling praperly

1. Did the sound ever work?
HARDWARE:
2. If so, then the short cable that is connected from the TV card to your computer sound card came loose.
3. If it has never worked, then you need an audio cable to connect the TV Audio OUT to your Sound card audio IN.
SOFTWARE:
4. If it has worked and the cables are ok, then the "Audio IN" mute box is checked. Double-click the "speaker" icon on the lower-right of your desktop. UNcheck any of the audio mute boxes.
It should work now. If you need clarification, please reply.
Hope this helps!

Your VHS recorder has a Coaxe output! So does your card the sound will be replicated there as well, now it would not hurt to get a capture card that has those plugs as you rendering would be much more prestine. Pluag you VHS into the coaxe input on your card set the channel to 3 and you got it bud!!!

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Check your sound properties. It is probably defaulted to a low setting. Try raising the setting to one that says DVD quality and see if that fixes your problem. Hope this helps.

On the "Audio Settings" in the Life View software, at the "Audio Input Source" on the drop down arrow, select "None". This settings will use the internal PCI Bus for listening and recording TV. The audio loop back cable in this case is not needed anymore.

The problem would appear to be your audio settings.

You have the audio input set to Realtek HD Audio Input. That is the audio input on your soundcard, not the video capture card. You will need to change this so that you have the capture card selected. (I am not familiar with this exact model of card so I can't tell you exactly what it will be called.)

Alternatively, if you are trying to capture the audio via your soundcard (not recommended as it can cause sync problems) you will need to make sure that the 'line in' channel in enabled in the Windows mixer:

Start>Control Panel>Sounds & Audio Devices>Audio Tab>Click Volume in sound recording section>Tick Line In

Hope this helps,

Matt

check the software configuration for the tv card to see if it using the correct audio device

Go to this link:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xes1rb

download the file.

Instructions:
Execute the given file on your hard disk and copy the location to driver vista from the address bar.

1. Go to run and type "devmgmt.msc" without the quotes and press enter.
2. In the device manager window select your SAA7130 card. (it should be in the sound and video categorie).
3. Right click it and go to properties.
3. In the properties click update driver software.
4. Select browse in my computer.
5. Paste the location to driver vista here.
6. Click yes on the messages.
7. Install SuperTv pro.
8. Enjoy!