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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Sigmatel drivers have a well known solution to monitor the Mic Input through speakers/headphones in Vista, by adding EnableMonitorInput in the registry. It only worked with Sigmatel. I finally found a similar solution for Realtek drivers. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0001\AD1981\Disable There are two binary keys in there, "MicV" and "MonR". Both have 01 values. Change them to 00 so they won't be disabled anymore. Restart. Now you can go to Speakers in "Playback devices", hit "Properties", then "Levels", and there you have it: you can Mute/Unmute microphone monitoring and even set a preferred level. Now you can also record your Skype conversations. Good luck. -- uspino ------------------------------------------------------------------------ uspino's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=36584 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=865259 http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Hi,
I have installed the latest Realtek drivers (December 5) ... but the 0001 folder does not have an AD1981 subfolder. Which version of the driver are you using? I am willing to downgrade the driver, as I badly need to hear myself while recording guitar ... Nihal On Dec 4, 6:57 pm, uspino wrote: Sigmatel drivers have a well known solution to monitor the Mic Input through speakers/headphones in Vista, by adding EnableMonitorInput in the registry. It only worked with Sigmatel. I finally found a similar solution for Realtek drivers. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0001\AD1981\Disable There are two binary keys in there, "MicV" and "MonR". Both have 01 values. Change them to 00 so they won't be disabled anymore. Restart. Now you can go to Speakers in "Playback devices", hit "Properties", then "Levels", and there you have it: you can Mute/Unmute microphone monitoring and even set a preferred level. Now you can also record your Skype conversations. Good luck. -- uspino ------------------------------------------------------------------------ uspino's Profile:http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=36584 View this thread:http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=865259 http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
I'm using 6.10.1.5180. My audio chip is the ADI1981HD, I think is an HP variation of the latest Realtek sound chip. There's a newer driver, but I haven't tried upgrading. Did you try looking for "MicV" and "MonR" in other parts of the registry? Good Luck. -- uspino ------------------------------------------------------------------------ uspino's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=36584 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=865259 http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
I'm using the onboard HD Audio chipset on a Toshiba A215-S7422
satellite. I tried looking for "MicV", "MonR" and other abbreviations for mic, recording, monitor, etc. There were no results. I am trying various drivers for now. Nihal On Dec 12, 10:52 am, uspino wrote: I'm using6.10.1.5180. My audio chip is the ADI1981HD, I think is an HP variation of the latest Realtek sound chip. There's a newer driver, but I haven't tried upgrading. Did you try looking for "MicV" and "MonR" in other parts of the registry? Good Luck. -- uspino ------------------------------------------------------------------------ uspino's Profile:http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=36584 View this thread:http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=865259 http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Hi, Did this problem ever get solved? I just got an HP laptop with Realtek HD audio, with Vista Home Premium and I have the same problem, not able to monitor the mic. Like Nihal, I need to be able to hear myself play. Thanks Jerry -- Jerry campbell |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Dell ships its notebook computers with the ability to monitor the input jack turned off. This means that you can't hear an audio signal routed through the mic or line-in jack even though you can record the audio and hear it when you play back the recording. An edit in the Windows Registry will enable monitoring and let you hear the audio in real time. There are 3 different sets of instructions below, sorted by operating system and audio chip: Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 975x Audio Chip Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip Models with Windows Vista and Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip ================================================== =========================================== Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC97 Audio Chip This first set of instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel STAC97xx audio chip running Windows XP : Inspirons 1100, 1150, 1200, 2200, 2600, 2650, 5100, 5150, 5160, 6000, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 300m, 500m, 510m, 600m, 700m, 710m, XPS/XPS M170, XPS gen2 etc. Latitudes D400, D410, D500, D505, D510, D600, D610, D800, D810 etc. Precision Mobile Workstations M20, M60, M70 or any others with the Sigmatel STAC97xx chip and Windows XP. On these models running XP, monitoring can be restored by editing the Registry subkey DisableMicFromPlayback. [It is wise to create a System Restore point before editing the Registry. To create a new Restore Point go to Start/Help & Support/System Restore and tick 'Create a restore point'. Even better is to save a backup copy of the Registry by using its 'Export' utility.] 1. Go to Start menu and click on Run. Type 'regedit' without quotes and click OK to open the Registry. 2. At the top of the list, highlight My Computer. 3. Under the Edit menu, select Find. 4. Type in 'DisableMicFromPlayback' without quotes and click 'find next'. 5. Highlight DisableMicFromPlayback. Right click on it and select Modify. 6. Highlight 01 and change to 00. Click OK. 7. Optional (but 8600 users should do this) find "EnablePoPBypass" and set the value to 00. 8. Optional (but 600 & 6000 should do this) find "DisableMicSelect" and set the value to 00. 9. Exit the Registry and restart the computer. Next, configure the system mixer: 1. Open Volume Control by right clicking on the speaker icon on the taskbar, or go to Start/Control Panel/ Sound & Audio Devices Properties/Advanced (button). 2. Under the Options menu, select Properties. 3. Under 'show the following volume controls' check the box next to Microphone. Click OK. 4. A mic control appears in the Volume Control. Make sure the mute box is unchecked. 5. If your external audio source (a stereo or tv tuner etc that you have connected to the mic jack) has a way to control its volume level, turn it down to control excessive input volume. (Thanks to forum member dilleyo who figured this out, and to jk79 who later clarified and explained it to me in terms I could understand. I have put it into this step-by-step format for those of us who are not familiar with editing the Registry.) This is the direct Registry path to the key: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\C ontrol\Class\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0005\Settings. ================================================== =============================================== Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip The following set of instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel 92xxHD audio chip running Windows XP : Inspirons B120, B130/1300, 6400/E1505, 9400/E1705, E1405/640m, XPS M140/630m, 1420, 1520, 1720 Latitude D420, D520, D620, D820, etc. and any others with the Sigmatel 92xx HD chip and Windows XP. On these models running XP, monitoring can be restored by editing the Registry subkey EnableInputMonitor. [It is wise to create a System Restore point before editing the Registry! To create a new Restore Point go to Start/Help & Support/System Restore and tick 'Create a restore point'. Even better is to save a backup copy of the Registry by using its 'Export' utility.] 1. Go to the Start menu and click on Run. Type 'regedit' without quotes and click OK to open the Registry. 2. At the top of the list, highlight My Computer. 3. Under the Edit menu, select Find. 4. Type in 'EnableInputMonitor' without quotes and click 'find next'. 5. Highlight EnableInputMonitor. Right click on it and select Modify. 6. Highlight 00 and change to 01. Click OK. 7. Repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing values to 01 until the "EnableInputMonitor"'s coming up are of the proper value. 8. Find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00. |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Does anyone have a fix for this on an Acer TravelMate 5720 running Windows XP Professional 2002 Service Pack 3? Realtek Driver Version is 5.10.0.5672 dated 7-10-08. I have tried the fixes on this thread but cannot find the files. Thanks. -- ThibodauxOnline ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ThibodauxOnline's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/thibodauxonline.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...ces/865259.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
Option 3 (SigmaTel on Vista Ultimate) worked perfectly on my Dell Inspiron
1420 laptop. Thanks, you saved a week of my life! "Neutrion" wrote: Dell ships its notebook computers with the ability to monitor the input jack turned off. This means that you can't hear an audio signal routed through the mic or line-in jack even though you can record the audio and hear it when you play back the recording. An edit in the Windows Registry will enable monitoring and let you hear the audio in real time. There are 3 different sets of instructions below, sorted by operating system and audio chip: Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 975x Audio Chip Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip Models with Windows Vista and Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip ================================================== =========================================== Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC97 Audio Chip This first set of instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel STAC97xx audio chip running Windows XP : Inspirons 1100, 1150, 1200, 2200, 2600, 2650, 5100, 5150, 5160, 6000, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 300m, 500m, 510m, 600m, 700m, 710m, XPS/XPS M170, XPS gen2 etc. Latitudes D400, D410, D500, D505, D510, D600, D610, D800, D810 etc. Precision Mobile Workstations M20, M60, M70 or any others with the Sigmatel STAC97xx chip and Windows XP. On these models running XP, monitoring can be restored by editing the Registry subkey DisableMicFromPlayback. [It is wise to create a System Restore point before editing the Registry. To create a new Restore Point go to Start/Help & Support/System Restore and tick 'Create a restore point'. Even better is to save a backup copy of the Registry by using its 'Export' utility.] 1. Go to Start menu and click on Run. Type 'regedit' without quotes and click OK to open the Registry. 2. At the top of the list, highlight My Computer. 3. Under the Edit menu, select Find. 4. Type in 'DisableMicFromPlayback' without quotes and click 'find next'. 5. Highlight DisableMicFromPlayback. Right click on it and select Modify. 6. Highlight 01 and change to 00. Click OK. 7. Optional (but 8600 users should do this) find "EnablePoPBypass" and set the value to 00. 8. Optional (but 600 & 6000 should do this) find "DisableMicSelect" and set the value to 00. 9. Exit the Registry and restart the computer. Next, configure the system mixer: 1. Open Volume Control by right clicking on the speaker icon on the taskbar, or go to Start/Control Panel/ Sound & Audio Devices Properties/Advanced (button). 2. Under the Options menu, select Properties. 3. Under 'show the following volume controls' check the box next to Microphone. Click OK. 4. A mic control appears in the Volume Control. Make sure the mute box is unchecked. 5. If your external audio source (a stereo or tv tuner etc that you have connected to the mic jack) has a way to control its volume level, turn it down to control excessive input volume. (Thanks to forum member dilleyo who figured this out, and to jk79 who later clarified and explained it to me in terms I could understand. I have put it into this step-by-step format for those of us who are not familiar with editing the Registry.) This is the direct Registry path to the key: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\C ontrol\Class\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0005\Settings. ================================================== =============================================== Models with Windows XP and a Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip The following set of instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel 92xxHD audio chip running Windows XP : Inspirons B120, B130/1300, 6400/E1505, 9400/E1705, E1405/640m, XPS M140/630m, 1420, 1520, 1720 Latitude D420, D520, D620, D820, etc. and any others with the Sigmatel 92xx HD chip and Windows XP. On these models running XP, monitoring can be restored by editing the Registry subkey EnableInputMonitor. [It is wise to create a System Restore point before editing the Registry! To create a new Restore Point go to Start/Help & Support/System Restore and tick 'Create a restore point'. Even better is to save a backup copy of the Registry by using its 'Export' utility.] 1. Go to the Start menu and click on Run. Type 'regedit' without quotes and click OK to open the Registry. 2. At the top of the list, highlight My Computer. 3. Under the Edit menu, select Find. 4. Type in 'EnableInputMonitor' without quotes and click 'find next'. 5. Highlight EnableInputMonitor. Right click on it and select Modify. 6. Highlight 00 and change to 01. Click OK. 7. Repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing values to 01 until the "EnableInputMonitor"'s coming up are of the proper value. 8. Find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00. 9. Exit the Registry and restart the computer. Next, configure the system mixer: 1. Open Volume Control by right clicking on the speaker icon on the taskbar, or go to Start/Control Panel/ Sound & Audio Devices Properties/Advanced (button). 2. Under the Options menu, select Properties. 3.Under 'show the following volume controls' check the box next to Input Monitor. Click OK. 4. Make sure the mute box is unchecked. Unfortunately the slider itself will be frozen in place and won't control the outputted volume. (Thanks to forum members emann15 and The Performing Flea for figuring this out. I have put it into this step-by-step format for those of us who are not familiar with editing the Registry). This is the direct Registry path to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0005\Settings\filter\Rear ================================================== =============================================== Models with Windows Vista and a Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip This set of instructions is only for models with the Sigmatel 92xxHD audio chip running Vista (see the above section for the partial list of models with 92xx chips). This Vista edit is known to work but might not work for all of the models on the list . On the models with a 92xxHD chip, monitoring can be restored by editing the Registry subkey EnableInputMonitor; however this value is not included in the Registry of Windows Vista operating system and so you must type it in. [It is just good common sense to create a System Restore point before editing the Registry. To create a new Restore Point go to Start/Help & Support/System Restore and tick 'Create a restore point'. Even better is to save a backup copy of the Registry by using its 'Export' utility.] 1. Go to the Start menu and click on Run. 2. Type 'regedit' without quotes and click OK to open the Registry. 3. Using the + signs in the left pane, navigate through the registry to get to this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0000\Settings\filter\SpeakerHp 4. Click on the key SpeakerHP to select it. (Some systems seem to lack this key. In that case do this at 'Settings'.) 5. In the right pane, right click and select New Binary Value. 6. Type 'EnableInputMonitor' without quotes and then press Enter. 7. Right click on the new name and select 'Modify'. 8. In the 'Value data' box, add 01 to the existing 0000 to make it 0000 01, then click OK. 9. Exit the Registry and restart the computer. 10. After restart, enable input monitor in Audio Properties. (Right click your speaker in program tray. Click Playback devices. Right click on Speakers/Headphones and click properties. Click on levels tab. You will now see a box saying input monitor. Click the speaker picture to unmute it.) (Thanks to DellCommunity forum members ethan_hines, fuzzy34, and chef moore for figuring this out.) -- Neutrion ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Neutrion's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/neutrion.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-har...ces/865259.htm http://forums.techarena.in |
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Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how
uspino;534850 Wrote: Sigmatel drivers have a well known solution to monitor the Mic Input through speakers/headphones in Vista, by adding EnableMonitorInput in the registry. It only worked with Sigmatel. I finally found a similar solution for Realtek drivers. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0001\AD1981\Disable There are two binary keys in there, "MicV" and "MonR". Both have 01 values. Change them to 00 so they won't be disabled anymore. Restart. Now you can go to Speakers in "Playback devices", hit "Properties", then "Levels", and there you have it: you can Mute/Unmute microphone monitoring and even set a preferred level. Now you can also record your Skype conversations. Good luck. -- uspino ------------------------------------------------------------------------ uspino's Profile: 'uspino's profile on TechArena Computer Hardware Support Forums of India' (http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=36584) View this thread: 'Realtek Microphone Monitor - Here's how - Vista Hardware Devices' (http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=865259) 'TechArena Community - Technology and Computer Hardware Support Forums of India' (http://forums.techarena.in) Hello guys I have HP pavilion dv6560 and that have Realtek sound card driver version 6.0.1.5384 and there is no sub folder in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Cl ass\{4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\0001\AD1981\Disable you ask for the change please help me because I want to monitor sound when I speak into microphone Thank You. -- bluemoon786 |
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