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No sound is heard during recording (Windows XP)

No sound is heard during recording (Windows XP)

For Windows XP, because Microsoft has ended support for this operating system, it may not work correctly. (for reference)


In Control Panel, double-click the Sound and Audio Devices icon.


This is a brief explanation of each function button.


The Volume Control window opens, then click Properties in Options.


Select Recording, and in the volume control section below, check โ€œStereo Mixโ€ and click OK.


Check the box for Stereo Mix and set the volume to the maximum, and the sound will be recorded together.



The name of Stereo Mix may appear differently depending on the computer.

If the device name shown below appears in the list, use that device.


Stereo Mixer

Mixed Output

Stereo Mix

Mixed Out

Stereo Output

What U hear

Stereo Out

Loop back

Digital Mixe

Post-Mix

Digital Mix

Sum

wave out mix

Wake Output Mix

Wave / MP3


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Moving the recording area while recording is in progress.

During recording, you can move the recording area.

 


Here is how to move the recording area while recording.

oCam provides the ability to adjust the recording area flexibly even while recording.

When recording is in progress, click the border of the recording area with the mouse.

While holding it, drag the mouse to move the recording area freely to the desired position.

This feature is very useful when you need to follow and record a specific part of the screen in real time.

For example, you can track a moving window or specific content while recording.

However, if you drag too quickly, recording may stutter, so move it smoothly.

Use this method to adjust the area smoothly while recording and continue your work smoothly.

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