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Fix poor quality audio by adjusting the settings below.
Try changing the recording volume. 1 On the capture bar, click Menu (≡) / Settings / Options / Audio. 2 Move the Volume slider up or down. Excess volume can be as bad as too little!
Try increasing the audio sample size and rate. 1 On the capture bar, click Menu (≡) / Settings / Options / Audio. 2 Click Set Rate/Size/Stereo. 3 Select an entry for 16-bit samples at 44100 Hertz (CD quality).
To compare audio samples at various settings, see: https://pixelmetrics.com/Tips/AudTips/AudSize.php
Try changing the recording device's level and boost. 1 On the Windows taskbar, click Start / Control Panel. 2 On the control panel, click Hardware and Sound / Manage audio devices. 3 On the Sound window, click the Recording tab. 4 Click the device you're recording. 5 Click Properties. 6 On the Volume Properties window, click the Levels tab. Start with the volume at about 50% and boost, if available, at zero. See how it goes and adjust as needed. |