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Vista Home - How to enable Input Monitor - Microsoft Community
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Vista Home - How to enable Input Monitor. Guys, I am using Windows Vista Home and I have SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Version 6.10.1.5740. But I don't see any input monitor in the Speaker Properties>Levels - only two are found the "Speaker and PC Beep" only. How to enable input monitor?, when the option in it, didn't even appear!
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Enable Line-In to Speaker for Vista | Hacking so Existing
https://dev.zhourenjian.com/blog/2008/07/07/enable-line-in-to-speaker-for-vista.html
Once you add this key and reboot, you will need to enable the input monitor by going to “Control Panel” –> “Sound” –> “speakers/headphones” click on properties, then click on the “Levels” tab and enable the input monitor button. That should do it, it did for me. Here is the contents of the reg file I imported to fix the problem:
EnableInputMonitor | Vista Forums
https://www.vistax64.com/threads/enableinputmonitor.247369/
That's the only way this will work. And here's the thing, I can't enable input from all jacks, such as line input, which is what i'm trying to do, when there's no option for it. That's why i have to edit the registry. It's a vista issue. XP doesn't have this problem apparently.
Muting the Input Monitor - social.msdn.microsoft.com
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/f45d53da-2143-428f-bb71-24dc8715fcb4/muting-the-input-monitor
In Control Panel on Vista, Speaker devices often have an "Input Monitor" (control panel\sound\playback\device properties\levels). It can have a volume slider with a mute, or just a mute. If un-muted, then the microphone is fed back into the speakers so you can hear your own voice. It used to be called microphone out on XP.
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