Need to adjust your microphone's input volume using the Realtek Sound Manager but aren't sure how? The 20db mic boost gain appears to be in a buried spot in the Realtek HD sound cards software, but it's there! In this video tutorial you'll see how to get to it.
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3 Comments
Hello pal,
Thanks for this GREAT tip!! I had been confounded by Realtek for months and recorded 22 video voiceovers with a micropone without knowing the tips when using the Realtek. To boost the volume i had to increase it from the Video Editing program, i know it was real crude but i had no other way to adjust the mike volume due to grey out of the Realtek buttons! I wish you had send this video up earlier...
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Thanks a million!!! Super tutorial. Easy to understand and VERY relevant.
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