Greetings,
I've had similar input issues with a SB Live, just for interest.
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"gfross" <> wrote in message
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>I discovered the solution to the problem. When it starts up, Live Messenger
> automatically shifts the Windows microphone input from Line2/Mic2 to
> Microphone. So I have to open the Windows Recording Control window and
> manually unselect the Microphone option and click the Select box for the
> Line2/Mic2 option. When the Line2/Mic2 option is selected, the mike works
> fine.
>
> I prefer using the Line2/Mic2 option because my SB Audigy Platinum sound
> card has the Line2/Mic2 input at the FRONT of the computer, where I can
> easily access the volume controls for the mike and headphones.
>
> "gfross" wrote:
>
>> Although the speaker and video (webcam) setup worked fine, the Live 8.1 setup
>> program refused to recognize that my microphone was live. Now Windows XP,
>> SP2 recognizes that my mike is live (which is connected to SB Audigy Platinum
>> Line 2/Mic2), because I can hear myself in my headphones when I speak and I
>> can adjust the mike volume on the Windows Play Control panel, on the SB
>> Audigy Mic2 In panel, and via the volume control on the cord which connects
>> my mike to the SB Audigy Mic2 input. And my mike works fine in programs
>> other than Live 8.1. However, moving the volume control slide on the Live
>> 8.1 Microphone Setup window does nothing, and there is no red/yellow/green
>> color in the volume bar. So what do I need to do to troubleshoot this
>> problem? Thanks!