09-04-2010, 09:09 AM
Try to mess with Realtek settings - if you have that installed of course. I haven't tried on Windows 7, but on XP I can tell that Audacity records sound properly when the option "Mic in" is turned on in Realtek (that means the bubble is highlighted). You can also adjust mic's sound there.
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