Audigy 2 ZS: Keeping line input from playing on speak

I recently installed an Audigy 2 ZS in a Win2k machine. In the mixer, I've selected "Analog mix" for recording. So "What-U-Hear" should be off, right? And I have disabled "Monitor during recording." So, while recording, I don't hear what is coming in the line input. But if I turn recording off, suddenly what's coming into Line-In blasts out the speakers. Is there a way to permanently disable passing Line-Input to the speakers when I'm not recording or even running a recording program?
Bob

The mixer device list for the Audigy 2 ZS shows a separate Line-in for record and play. So it appears that the ability to keep Line-In from playing on speakers is there. However, unfortunately the Creative Mixer implements this as a record option and an option to "Do not monitor while recording." With this option checked, Line-In isn't passed through to the speakers but only during recording. At other times you'll hear what is coming into the Line-in. By comparison, the Audigy 2 LS has an option to "Do not monitor," which blocks Line-in pass-through under all conditions (unless an api enables it). The Line-In pass-through was a particular problem for me for a C++ program I've written. So I solved the problem by selecting "Do not monitor while recording," muting the global volume, and un-muting the global volume with a call to the mixer functions when I turn on recording from within my program. This prevents pass-through even when my program isn't running, which was important for my particular application. Unfortunately, this isn't a viable option for someone using an off-the-shelf recorder-player. Other mixers might implement this differently.
BigZed wrote:
Sorry to bump this but...
I happen to have a very similar proble to Katman's
W2k machine, recording from the line input, i got
either no sound to record (if line input is not
checked in the mixer - both windows' or creative's)
or i got sound to record AND this sound also
goes to the line out (when i check the line input
in the mixer), which defies my purposes.
Line in was always selected as input in the recording
panel.
I tried to uncheck the "record without monitoring"
option but it does absolutely nothing to me.
I have updated the drivers just a few weeks ago.
Hints?

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