Sony PCG-VX89 Manual
VAIO Computer Quick Start
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Using a microphone or other device to record
You can record messages, memos, or other recordings in analog by connecting a
microphone or other audio device to the Microphone jack
microphone or other audio device to the Microphone jack
on your computer,
port replicator, or docking station and switching the jack functionality. The
Microphone jack
Microphone jack
is for MIC IN (monaural).
To record from a microphone or audio device
1
Double-click the Volume icon
on the Windows® taskbar. The Volume
Control window appears.
2
Click Properties from the Options menu. The Properties window appears.
3
Click to select the Recording option in the Adjust volume for box, and
click OK. The Recording Control window appears.
click OK. The Recording Control window appears.
4
Click the Select check box at the bottom of the Microphone column, if it is
not already turned on. Close the Recording Control window.
not already turned on. Close the Recording Control window.
5
Click Start, and select All Programs, Accessories, Entertainment, and
then Sound Recorder. The Sound - Sound Recorder window appears.
then Sound Recorder. The Sound - Sound Recorder window appears.
To adjust the volume for recording sound
You can only adjust the volume for recording in the Recording Control window.
1
Click Start, and click Control Panel.
2
Click Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices, and click Sounds and Audio
Devices. The Sounds and Audio Devices Properties window appears.
Devices. The Sounds and Audio Devices Properties window appears.
3
Select the Audio tab, and click Volume in the Sound recording box. The
Recording Control window appears.
Recording Control window appears.
4
Click and drag the Microphone slider up to increase volume and down to
decrease volume.
decrease volume.
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For help using Sound Recorder, click Help in the Sound Recorder window.