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J L Jul 04, 2009, 12:14am EDT Reply - Quote - Report Abuse
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My top side/case audio panel does not work for recording only. The audio jack works on my headset (properly overrides the SB card), but the mic jack does NOT work for recording, on either a standalone mic or on the headset... here is more info and troubleshooting I have done:

First my hardware and software:

- Case (Thermaltake Armor Series VA8003BWS)
- MB (Abit IP35 Pro) (Software/drivers installed)
- CPU (Intel 3.16 Ghz)
- Sound card (SB Audigy ZS Platinum)
- Windows XP Pro SP3
- PC is clean of all malware and all updates are current

- I have tried both of the plugs into my MB, the AC97 and the Digital...
- Of course all sound options have been selected and set to the Realtek choices.... even there, I have tried the "HD Digital Input" AND the "HD Audio Input" and recording/audio volumes are all at least 90% high setting
- Recording DOES work when I plug it into my SB card in the back, so my recording hardware is fine
- When I plug in the mic into the recorder jack, Realtek software DOES recognize something having been plugged in, and I select "Mic" in the choice menu
- When I try to run a hardware test in Windows Sound Hardware Tester, it never detects the mic after it is plugged in there, so the mic cannot even be tested

Thanks guys and let me know if u need any more info……


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k0rny Jul 05, 2009, 02:21am EDT Reply - Quote - Report Abuse
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>> Re: Recording from case mic jack
I didn't know that you could use the front audio jacks if you had a sound card installed (Doesn't the sound card audio override the onboard?).

Are the cables from the front mic jacks properly connected to the audio jumpers on the motherboard?

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J L Jul 05, 2009, 02:55am EDT Reply - Quote - Report Abuse
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Yes u can use the on board sound if u set them in the CP... and u can confirm in my op that I have paid attention to the connections.

Nathan Daniels Jul 05, 2009, 11:07am EDT Reply - Quote - Report Abuse
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>> Re: Recording from case mic jack
k0rny said:
I didn't know that you could use the front audio jacks if you had a sound card installed (Doesn't the sound card audio override the onboard?).

Are the cables from the front mic jacks properly connected to the audio jumpers on the motherboard?


lots of sound cards come with jumpers to plug the front audio ports into.

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