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#LINEIN FOR WINDOWS INSTALL#
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#LINEIN FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS 7#

I thought maybe this happened as a result of my completely reinstalling Windows 10, (Home, v.9 Build 16299) and everything on the main drive, but when I checked another laptop of mine, a Fujitsu LifeBook AH530, the Line Input option was gone there, Nothing I've tried has restored the Line Input from the jack on the side of my laptop as a recording

#LINEIN FOR WINDOWS INSTALL#

I've tried uninstalling the latest device driver for the Conexant SmartĪudio HD (v.8.66.43.53) more than once, including just deleting it, rebooting, and letting the computer install something, and I've run the troubleshooter. I went to record something yestersay through the line input jack on my Toshiba Qosmio X75-A7195 Laptop only to end up realizing the only recording device available is now the microphone. No Line Input Option for Recording Devices Hope this post will save you time to enjoy the game. Pluging-in earphones or microphone into the linein/mike inputs didn't work for me.

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Reinstalling latest sound drivers or using Win7 native drivers is not necessary.

Installing Rapture3D drivers doesn't change anything.

Using compatibility mode ( 2000, XP SP2 or SP3) does not work ( game freezes at menu).

Summary of things that didn't work for me: That's a sign that the sound will not work after loading a game, not point wasting further time.

When I start Bioshock 1 under Windows 7, I can ear the background music in the main game menu, but there's no "on click" sound effect when clicking on the menu entries.

Once a game is loaded, there is no sound at all in Bioshock 1.

You can also take the time to review the options in "Stereo Mix Properties", for example I set Default Format toĢ channel, 16bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality) in the advanced tab, just enforce quality. I think the windows recording settings where creating feedback loop, so I disabled Microphone, LineIn and CD Audio and voilà! Problem was gone. There was an echo / reverb effect going on in the game which wasn't related to the in-game Reverb setting (OFF). Right click on Stereo Mix and click on the first option of the context menu "Enable". Now you should seed "Stereo Mix" as a new Device. In the context menu, Tick the line called "Show Disabled Devices".

Right click in the list of "recording device" where you should see "Microphone", "Line in", maybe "CD Audio". (Alternatively, access the setting by click on Windows "Start Menu" > "Control Panel" > "Hardware and Sound" > click on link "Manage audio devices" under section "Sound" > click on the tab named "Recording" ) In your status bar, right-click on the sound/speaker and select "Recording devices".

Access your system Sound Recording Settings To fix the sound problem in Bioshock 1 under Windows 7, all you need to do is to ENABLE "Stereo Mix" in the Soundġ.

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Bioshock 1 Sound Problem Fix in Windows 7