Hi Howard,

Thanks for the info.  I am using windows 98.  I'll try it out.  Maybe some
day some genius will devise a program that will make it easy to change back
and forth.

73

Bud

At 02:43 AM 3/20/03, you wrote:
>Hi Bud, would like to talk about recording analog stuff.
>Depending on the version of windows you are running, the location of the
>audio input changes.
>Anyway under xp it is
>control panel, sounds, ctrol tab twice to  audio properties, tab to "o
>equals volume" which is the input volumes.  Press enter and tab through the
>dialogs  to select what input you want.  Remember to change it back for
>recording from the line input.  I wish these audio programs would
>automatically select the input they need and return your selection to the
>way they found it.
>They are not nice children however.  In windows 98 it is control panel
>media, to start the process.  I think the rest is the same.

Bud Schwab
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Malibu, California