No Audio On WebCam Live Ultra When Capturing Video To Email

I am able to capture video, but when I palyback I get no recorded audio. Any suggestions?

I am able to capture video, but when I palyback I get no recorded audio. can anyone help me please PLEASE.
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Thanks. Don't know why I didn't see it. That arrow is pretty small.
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