Unable to detect audio unputs under Windows 7

[sethmoyer]

When I try to use the default settings for audio in, Jokosher apparently doesn't recognize my Realtek integrated sound card. On the "Recording Inputs" page, the only option is "Default (None)" and I haven't been able to find any workarounds on the forums or anywhere else online. My current workaround is to just use Linux since I dual-boot, but that is inconvenient.

I will gladly post screenshots if you need them, but I don't think you would need them.

[sethmoyer (sethmoyer1)]

I forgot to mention that I am using the most up to date non-beta version. I will try the Beta and see if that works and post my findings shortly.

[sethmoyer (sethmoyer1)]

Never mind, I thought that there was a beta, but there isn't one right now AFAIK.

[Laszlo Pandy (laszlok)]

Did you try recording with the "Default (None)" device? I can't remember for sure but I think the part in the brackets refers to the name of your sound card. We would expect it to return "Realtek" but sometimes the driver doesn't report it correctly and we end up with "None".

[sethmoyer (sethmoyer1)]

I just double checked and the answer to your question is no. I was thinking something along those lines at first as well. I am going to try to update my sound drivers from my motherboard's website as soon as I get home from classes and see if that helps.

[Trevor gruber (catwrestler)]

I'm having same problem. This renders Jokosher unusable on both my 32 bit and 64 bit systems

[Martijn G. (martijn-o3)]

I can confirm this. Recording from soundcard doesn't seem possible with Jokosher on 64-bit Windows 7.