I use an ATI HDTV tuner as my video capture device. I control the volume for
the audio from the HDTV tuner using the slider for the .wav source in the
master volume sound window. However, .wav is not offered as an option for
the audio input source in the Movie Maker video capture wizard. As my luck
goes all of the other audio sources are listed except the wav source. The
HDTV card has no audio output plugs so I have no way of connecting a cable
from the card to the mother board or a sound card. I have the latest version
of NVIDIA's audio driver.

Any suggestion on how to make the audio capture work?

"video novice" wrote:

> I use an ATI HDTV tuner as my video capture device. I control the volume for
> the audio from the HDTV tuner using the slider for the .wav source in the
> master volume sound window. However, .wav is not offered as an option for
> the audio input source in the Movie Maker video capture wizard. As my luck
> goes all of the other audio sources are listed except the wav source. The
> HDTV card has no audio output plugs so I have no way of connecting a cable
> from the card to the mother board or a sound card. I have the latest version
> of NVIDIA's audio driver.
>
> Any suggestion on how to make the audio capture work?

"video novice" wrote...
> I use an ATI HDTV tuner as my video capture device. I control the
> volume for
> the audio from the HDTV tuner using the slider for the .wav source in
> the
> master volume sound window. However, .wav is not offered as an option
> for
> the audio input source in the Movie Maker video capture wizard. As my
> luck
> goes all of the other audio sources are listed except the wav source.
> The
> HDTV card has no audio output plugs so I have no way of connecting a
> cable
> from the card to the mother board or a sound card. I have the latest
> version
> of NVIDIA's audio driver.
>
> Any suggestion on how to make the audio capture work?

There is a set of check-boxes that control which recording
volume controls appear in the window. Note that the playback
and recording control channels are independently controlled.