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Subject:
Audio driver emulating a sound card in WinXP
Category: Computers Asked by: tommigold-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
12 Oct 2006 16:19 PDT
Expires: 11 Nov 2006 15:19 PST Question ID: 773041 |
I want to incorporate a noise reduction software module into my system. The idea is, the module would pick audio data from the sound card, filter it to reduce noise, and make the output available to all the audio apps, e.g. sound recording or voice chat. I'm a novice to driver writing so any advice would be hugely appreciated! Tom |
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Re: Audio driver emulating a sound card in WinXP
From: hadak-ga on 15 Oct 2006 14:23 PDT |
Hey! Great question! I've run across problems like this myself. as it turns out, the issue i had was my onboard sound card picking up some electrical feedback from my chipset. No idea how to fix it - so i purchased a new sound card. the solution worked quite well. However, that doesn't answer your question, so here's my best answer: try this. http://www.ntonyx.com/vac.htm Good luck! Hans |
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Re: Audio driver emulating a sound card in WinXP
From: tr_media-ga on 16 Oct 2006 11:10 PDT |
If you need to use audio out to Voice chat/as replacement to Microphone only u need is to change the sound settings. In sound settings select 2 channel then select recorder as wave or Stereo mix. High quality sound will be transfered to Chat Clients. If the Noise is already in mp3/audio outputs Check the CD-Drive sounds on/off. It may cause some noise. Try to disconnect CD rom audio cable. There is no need of it |
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