[access-uk] Sound card software help required.
- From: Thomas <mrnoisy98@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: blindwindows@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 5 May 2013 19:59:26 +1000
Hi listers,
My desktop PC [running windows7 Home Premium] has some software on it
called 'realtech sound manager' [or something like it]. This software,
as far as I can figure out, must be used to control certain elements of
the sound card [ones that can't be managed through windows directly].
The problem is that this software is quite inaccessible. There are many
un-labelled buttons, sliders and links/images/custom controls which I
can't work out. I have managed to configure the jack thingy on the back
of my computer to be a line-in port [I call it a thingy as apparently it
can be used as 'head phones', 'microphone', 'speakers', 'speaker
front-left/right, right/back']. Does anybody know how I can get around
this problem, or should I just live with it--I don't actually use the
software that often, but am interested in what it can do.
I am using NVDA; my sound card, as reported by device manager is
'Realtek High Definition Audio' and 4x'NVIDIA High Definition Audio'.
Thanks,
Thomas.
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"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not
sure about the universe." -- Albert Einstein
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