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I am chatting on gtalk and want the following things to happen:
I am listening a song in Windows Media Player and I want my friend on the gtalk to hear what I am playing on my PC simultaneously I want he can hear my voice also.
That means I want my microphone to accept my Windows Media Player input and my voice also. How can I do it?
I am running on Windows 7.
Surjya Narayana Padhi
Posted 2011-05-14T15:09:49.967
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There is a simple solution for this, Windows has build in microphone devices that allows you to record what Windows is playing. This feature is however, tricky to activate it. To activate, press right click the sound icon inside your system tray, press Recording devices. A window will show all installed recording devices, then press right click at the device list and select "Show disabled devices".
If you're have up to date sound drivers, there will be a device called "Stereo mix", press right on it and click enable. Now you can select this device at the microphone selection of your favorite chat program.
For more information about this topic (in case updating the driver won't help you), see: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/39532/how-to-enable-stereo-mix-in-windows-7-to-record-audio/
Ferrybig
Posted 2011-05-14T15:09:49.967
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Virtual Audio Cable may be what you need. It does require you to boot without checking driver signatures though, if using Vista and up. You have to keep pressing the F8 key on startup to bring up this screen:
Virtual Audio cable is also not free, and I have yet to find an alternative. The trial is fine, but you do get a small blip every few seconds, notifying you that it is a trial.
On Gtalk, set your mic option to Virtual audio Cable.
Simon Sheehan
Posted 2011-05-14T15:09:49.967
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Stereo Mix is awesome, but it would disable the microphone if they switched the chat input method from mic to Stereo Mix. The question asked how to use both simultaneously. – techturtle – 2012-12-14T22:20:09.240