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I'm using a Logitech USB microphone in Captivate 4. When I try to calibrate it, Captivate 4 is not detecting any sound. It is set up properly. In the "audio settings" menu, this microphone is listed in the drop down list. I have selected it as the input device. However, when I try to "calibrate" this microphone, no audio is detectable. Captivate 4 is detecting the device, but not the audio input. I have double checked all the usual suspects--this microphone is selected as the default recording device. It does not use special software or drivers. It is designed to use the drivers in Vista. It works fine with other applications. I have made sure the input level is detectable. I've checked to make sure it is not muted. I have other microphones (non-USB cheapies) that work fine, but I can't get this specific USB microphone to work.
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Hi there
Have you tried what is on the page linked below?
Cheers... Rick
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I was hoping for a fix like this, thank you.
Unfortunately, the fix resulted in a program crash when I tried to calibrate the USB mic in Captivate 4.
I follow the steps you provided...twice
- downloaded file
- In the "c:\program files\adobe\adobe captivate4" directory, renamed nsaudio.dll to nsaudio.dll.bak
- copied the file nsaudio_modified.adobe into the Captivate 4 directory (c:\program files\adobe\adobe captivate4\
- renamed that file to nsaudio.dll
- restarted Captivate 4 (as administrator), clicked "edit">>"preferences">>"audio settings"...
- selected the USB microphone from the drop down list
- clicked the "calibrate" button
- Program froze and crashed.
- restarted computer and tried again...program crashed.
- downloaded the file again, repeated the steps above, tried again, program crashed.
Strangely, I have a Sigma Tel sound card, which this patch is designed to fix.
Any other suggestions?