Problem recording through line-in p

I am trying to record some old jazz tracks from vinyl so I can restore the sound using Cool Edit 2000 and have connected my turntable, via an amplifier, to the line-in port on the soundcard. This system worked fine on my old PC which had no sound card but an integrated audio chip. However, it won't work on the 5. card. I get hardly any signal, not enough to show a wave form in CE2k. Turning up the volume on the amp doesn't help.
I have tried recording through Creative Recorder, Windows Recorder an CE2k but with no success.
I don't now if it is significant but the signal on the Creative Recorder monitor is exremely low (one green bar) and will not increase
I have identified the line in port as the blue coded one; I assume this is correct!!
Does anyone have any suggestions ?
Regards
Art Payne

artpayne wrote:
I am trying to record some old jazz tracks from vinyl so I can restore the sound using Cool Edit 2000 and have connected my turntable, via an amplifier, to the line-in port on the soundcard. This system worked fine on my old PC which had no sound card but an integrated audio chip. However, it won't work on the 5. card. I get hardly any signal, not enough to show a wave form in CE2k. Turning up the volume on the amp doesn't help. I have tried recording through Creative Recorder, Windows Recorder an CE2k but with no success. I don't now if it is significant but the signal on the Creative Recorder monitor is exremely low (one green bar) and will not increaseI have identified the line in port as the blue coded one; I assume this is correct!!Does anyone have any suggestions ?RegardsArt Payne
Have you
- set your source level (source: LineIn) to max and
- recording source to AnalogMix(Line,CD,...) (or LineIn) and adjust it's level (can be set by pressing the icon above rec level slider)
on Surround Mixer or/and Control Panel:Sounds and Multimedia -settings panel (see these are egual).
.jtpMessage Edited by jutapa on 09-0-2005 :48 PM

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