I've just done a full re-install and I'm getting a very weak microphone level.
When I first started using Roger Wilco, I remember having to go into registry
and change a mike level value, but now I can't seem to figure it out. Anyone
remember where to find it?
TIA,
Don McCorkle
Don,
It's not in the Registry. It's under Control Panel/Multimedia (in Win
98)/Recording/Microphone Balance/Advanced/Mic Boost.
--Steve Smith
"Woodie 83" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I've just done a full re-install and I'm getting a very weak microphonelevel.
> When I first started using Roger Wilco, I remember having to go intoregistry
> and change a mike level value, but now I can't seem to figure it out.Anyone
> remember where to find it?
>
> TIA,
> Don McCorkle
In article <guqO7.98221$[email hidden]>,
"Stephen Smith" <[email hidden]> writes:
>It's not in the Registry. It's under Control Panel/Multimedia (in Win
>98)/Recording/Microphone Balance/Advanced/Mic Boost.
>
I've been to all the normal places and EVERYTHING is set to full blast,
including a checkbox for extra mic gain. The same thing happened before and
some helping soul explained exactly what to do, I had to go in and edit some
setting in the Windows Registry. I remember that much quite clearly, where
exactly it was in the registry is gone. Thanks for the suggestion, but that's
not it.
Don McCorkle
Jeez, then; ya got me....
"Woodie 83" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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and
> some helping soul explained exactly what to do, I had to go in and editsome
> setting in the Windows Registry. I remember that much quite clearly,where
> exactly it was in the registry is gone. Thanks for the suggestion, butthat's
> not it.
>
>
> Don McCorkle
>
