Hello, I have a problem that my computer, instead of recording what I say into the microphone, records internal sounds (ie everything that happens on the computer, eg Winamp). I will give an example, I am talking to my friend on Skype, he says something, I hear it but he does not hear sounds...

You need to mute STEREO MIX. You can find it in the Realtek HD manager or by double-clicking the speaker icon next to the watch (it's the system one, not Realtek's). You go to Properties and choose Recording or Realtek INPUT. You select stereo mix, click OK and then select mute next to stereo mix.

It is probably not about muting the MIX STEREO but about selecting a MICROPHONE in the recording properties. Also check if it is set to MAX. Control Panel -> Sounds -> Record (or recording, I don't remember, sorry) But it looks like these are the settings. I know because I used to record music from internet radio via MIX STEREO

just click on Helped. Greetings and blow it as if in smoke.

Thanks for the answers problem has been solved. greetings

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#1 9216266 28 Feb 2011 16:24

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Hello, I have a problem that my computer, instead of recording what I say into the microphone, records internal sounds (ie everything that happens on the computer, eg Winamp). I will give an example, I am talking to my friend on Skype, he says something, I hear it but he does not hear sounds from the microphone but from my computer.
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#2 9218315 28 Feb 2011 22:03

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9218315 28 Feb 2011 22:03

You need to mute "STEREO MIX". You can find it in the Realtek HD manager or by double-clicking the speaker icon next to the watch (it's the system one, not Realtek's). You go to Properties and choose Recording or Realtek INPUT. You select stereo mix, click OK and then select mute next to stereo mix.
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#3 9218479 28 Feb 2011 22:22

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9218479 28 Feb 2011 22:22

It is probably not about muting the MIX STEREO but about selecting a MICROPHONE in the recording properties. Also check if it is set to MAX.
Control Panel -> Sounds -> Record (or recording, I don't remember, sorry)
But it looks like these are the settings. I know because I used to record music from internet radio via MIX STEREO
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#4 9219356 01 Mar 2011 08:00

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Thanks for the answers problem has been solved.
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#5 9219612 01 Mar 2011 09:49

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9219612 01 Mar 2011 09:49

just click on "Helped".

Greetings and blow it as if in smoke.
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