Flash Player Settings For Audio

I am trying to broadcast a DVD with audio on instant messaging programs and sites that use adobe flash to broadcast. One of the sites uses Flash Player 7.0 or 9.0. I chose micro setting to be my microphone driver and hoping that DVD audio would broadcast thru speakers but people can hear background noise like me typing, phone ringing, etc. When audio can be heard in the websites chat room, audio track has to be loud or no sound.
I am using WEBCAMMAX to broadcast DVD but users of that site can't hear the audio due to fluctuation of sound levels on certain scenes. I have turned sound to highest volume on sound card and WEBCAMMAX program. What is the configuration to solve audio problem?
My os is windows media center xp 2002. 1 GB of RAM.
Stephen

Google has acknowledged a "glitch" in their YouTube code that is causing this. There is NOTHING that Flash Player has to do with it, and there is NOTHING that Flash Player can fix in YouTube's code. Google has stated that they are working on the fix this week.

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