stereo mix in XP


  1. gigabyte
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    windows 7 64bit
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    stereo mix in XP


    hi guys i just need help with sterio mix in xp cant make it defult?? in vista its eazy and also windows 7 eazy but xp how to i make stero mix my deafult?? i know its the wrong forum sorry guys.
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  3. Darician
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    I believe you should be able to (doing this off memory) go to the Control Panel --> Sounds and Audio Devices then select the Stereo Mix as your recording device. A screenshot of the devices for default recording available would be useful from XP.
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