Flash Media Encoder 3.1, ManyCam, SigmaTel, Windows XP - No Audio output to FME or to Justin.tv

I have adobe flash media encoder 3.1 installed and am trying to stream downloaded .avi, .mpeg, and other video files to justin.tv using ManyCam, Everything seems to be working fine, video stream is clear and not choppy. Audio on my end is clear, and in Flash media Encoder i have "SigmaTel audio device" selected as my audio output (which is my stock audio driver)..however i keep getting complaints that there is no sound to my page on justin.tv. As far as i know all my drivers are installed properly and up to date. The green audio bar on FME shows no activity. Im wondering if this ****** SigmaTel excuse of an audio driver just doesnt get along with FME? There is no option to select "stereo mix" as other forums have said to do. Can anyone please help me get sound to my justin.tv page? Or help me find a way to instal a different audio driver that is compatible with a dell piece-o-**** dimension e520. I have downloaded Realtek HD Audio, SoundMAX drivers, and a few others but the only audio driver this piece of **** dell wants to recognize is the SigmaTel Audio Device, Which WONT OUTPUT SOUND TO FME!!!!!! PLEASE HELP!! TUMOUR IS GROWING!!
Can i not buy a set of surround sound speakers that are hooked up via USB and go around this problem? I really just want to get RID of SIGMATEL forever, and use REALTEK...but it wont recognize no matter how many times i download it. fml!

"The audio preview in FMLE indicates there IS audio being input"
How do you know this?
are you "Saving to file"? how is the audio in the saved file?
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