TV@anywhere no audio in video capture

I just recently bought TV@anywhere and while ht etv audio and video are fine, whne I link up to my camcorder and download video, only the video comes out no audio. Can someone help if they have had the same problem before. The cables are fine, they work into the TV directly and the connections I think are good. ANy help?
Thanks

I have posted an answer in another post see the thread by clicking on the link below.
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/service/forum/index.php?threadid=22148&boardid=9&styleid=1
I beleive that only the TV@nywhere Master (MS8606) has the internal connector, so if it a standard TV@nywhere you will have to persue your quest.

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