No sound while Recording

Question

Sound is fine while watching TV or listening to the Radio.
Jumper is setup going from Line Out  [tv card] -> Line In [sound card]
Settings in the software player are as such.
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Anyone have any idea's about this please let me know.

Answer 1

Furthermore ....
Gameboy is not alone in his harsh opinion of this card. A number of other posts that I have seen in this forum, reflect his view. Most of these opinions are based on the difficulty of getting a successful install and ironing out problems with the outdated Intervideo/Connexant software/drivers that are being used.
The fact of the matter is that the card itself is cutting edge technology   that is having growing pains. If you want to use yesterdays technology to be safe, you're welcome to it. I for one have spent over four months resolving software issues with this card, fully expecting to be rewarded with the full functionality of this card, and I was not disappointed. I did not for one moment believe that the problems were insurmountable, the solutions were just difficult to isolate. In the end the solutions were really trivial.
The real issue here is not the card but the support.
(To be fair to MSI, after months of no response to my problem reports, I made contact with an MSI Tech Supporter as a result of some prodding from a forum moderator (cough) GlennVidia (cough). He has been very responsive to my e-mails, but the majority of my questions are passed on to that big black hole called R & D, and I am still waiting to see if anything will ever come out of that.)
MSI is shooting itself in the foot by not being more reactive to resolving customer problems by making solutions more public and issuing updated software solutions in a more timely fashion.  
Recognizing obvious language differences and staff shortages, no other commercial business could flourish holding its customers in contempt like this.
But they do ... Sure. Install an ATI card, will you? See my signature. All of those guys in that signature, are in the same boat as MSI. Install an ATI video card and it may work the first time. Then when you have a cooling fan problem with the card two months down the line, you'll get a computerized response from the ATI "Customer Care" desk advising you to update drivers and reinstall Win XP. Like my broken fan cares!
I have had the same experience with Creative, and others on the list that I have had to deal with since I started building my PC six months ago. If there was truth in advertising, all these companies would have to paste a warning on their box that, in spite of what the warranty says, the only real support you will get(good as it is,  manned by enthusiasitic and knowledgable volunteers) is through a forum. Would you still buy the product? Before anybody accuses me of industry bashing, let's turn this into constructive criticism.
The MSI TV @nywhere Master card is probably the best on the marked. The hardware decoded Mpeg stream coming from the card provides opportunity for a near DVD quality full frame picture. With an appropriate real TV connection, you can't tell the difference between the @nywhere picture and the same source material viewed directly on a good quality real TV.
Same for the MSIPVS recorded material. Where else are you gonna get a high quality MPEG 2 full frame real time recorded motion picture, without dropped frames and still maintain full audio and video sync? (Before you all jump up and send me your list to prove me wrong, in the last four months I've tried them all on a 2.4 GHz Hyeprthreading machine and no way!) Once MSIPVS software issues are overcome and it is running reliably, it is a perfect match for the tuner. It is simple to operate and makes use of all of the tuner's cutting edge features.
The catch of course is to get the card to work reliably.
That's where MSI (not the forum, the company) should come in ... Hello??
In case anybody is listening at MSI, here are some suggestions:
1. Make available on MSI site a knowledgebase of know problems and workarounds for the TV @nywhere. I don't mean a simple 10 point FAQ of Hints and Suggestions, which is fine, but is usually too trivial to deal with some of the more complicated problems introduced in this forum. For example, formal documentation about dealing with the obvious IRQ conflict issues of this card, more detailed installation instructions that actually work.
2. Acknowledge receipt of problem reports by sending customer e-mail with problem number. Then staff accordingly so that you can actually respond. If that is not financially realistic, put warning on your product box.
3. Take the 80 / 20 rule seriously. If you expect this forum to solve 80 % of your customers problems, provide the forum with the resources needed to solve the other 20%. And for )(*(&^ sake, if you get a problem as pervasive as this hyperthreading issue, pull all stops to get it resolved.
4. Develop a utility which will analyse the IRQ situation and make some suggestions as to PCI slot placement. This does not have to be a trial and error process left to the faint at heart. The same utility could analyze other potential conflicts such as known problems with audio/video codecs and filters.