Microphone Line input Microphone input Headphone output Stereo speakers To play or record sound You can use Sound Recorder to play and record sound—or you can use Media Player or other Windows compatible sound applications. Playing and Recording Sounds Playing and Recording Sounds To adjust the volume or mix of sounds while recording or playing, double-click the speaker symbol in the taskbar, then drag individual controls or select individual options. Hint If you want to play back or record one of several sound sources—or if you want to mix several sources—use the Volume-Mixer Control from OmniBook Tools.
You can leave the Volume-Mixer Control window open while you run your sound software and use them to quickly adjust the volume and mix. 1. Connect any external sound or input sources—such as connecting a microphone or stereo signal line to the corresponding input jack. 2. Optional: Open the volume and mixer controls—double-click the OmniBook Tools icon in Program Manager (in the Main group), then click Sound and Volume And Mixer. 3. Start Sound Recorder—in the Sound window, click Sound Recorder. In Sound Recorder, press F1 to get operating information. • To play a soundtrack, use Sound Recorder to open and play the soundtrack file—or you can just play the external sound sources.
In the Volume-Mixer Control window, select and adjust the inputs. • To record a soundtrack, use Sound Recorder to record and save a soundtrack file. In the Volume-Mixer Control window, choose the Recording button, then select and adjust the inputs. 22