Dougdbug

[Georgia Peach]

You gave me good advice on a recent question. Now it isn't working.
I have a portable cassette player I wish to use to convert tapes to CDs.
Using a RCA cable and an adapter I have connected it to my computer. I should be getting sound out my comoputer speakers. I'm Not! I have the RCA cable plugged into the headphone jack on the player and the line-in plug on the computer. In volume controls the line-in is checked. What else do I need to do?

[Kummel]

Is the Line In checked in the Recording volume control ?

Is the right sound device connected in Goldwave?

[Georgia Peach]

Line In is checked in the Recording control.

With the player connected to the computer anything I play should come thru the speakers......right? Even if I'm not recording just listening.

[Kummel]

If you want to monitor what comes from the Line Input, it must be also checked in the output control. Recording and output are controlled separately.

[Georgia Peach]

I'm not very computer literate. Explain output controls. Please!

[GoldWave Inc.]

This link should help.

Chris

[Georgia Peach]

Line In is not muted.

I checked "Allow playback while recording." Still no sound.

I have a RCA cable. It is pluged into the recorder with an adapter Y plug. The other end is plugged into the computer where there is a light blue plug. It is the only plug left that I can use. It has a microphone with an arrow pointing to the left.

What I don't understand is why I can't get sound now when I had it before.

I haven't changed the way the recorder is pluged in. I checked the settings many times. No sound!

Edited to say when I click record the lines on the right move indicating it is recording. No sound during playback.