No sound in from sound card

I just installed an Audiophile 2496 sound card on my Mac- G4. I'm running OS-10.4.11.
What I want to do is to record from my turntable into Deck 3.5.
In System preferences- I checked the sound card as my input device- but it has no sound coming into my Mac?
i also have no sound coming into my program Deck.
Can someone please help me set this up so I get sound from this card?
Thanks

Please accept my apologies for jumping in the conversation.
Questions: have you checked in the Console logs that the driver software for the M-Audio card was correctly installed? Does the System Profiler reports your card? Are your input and output correctly configured under the "Patchbay/Router" and "Hardware Settings" tab of your driver program? Is the output level of your record player pick-up sufficient to drive the analog card input?

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