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Hello,

at first: Sorry for my bad english. I hope you can understand what I'm writing. ^^

I have a problem with the sound recording. The mic works perfectly but the IGS didn't work. There is only my voice in the recording. In some games there is this problem and some not. I have the Asus Xonar DG. Here some screenshots:


I hope someone can help me. ^^

radi wrote:What you need to know about recording into separate audio track is you only hear one audio track at time when you are playing back your video file. You can switch between active audio track with "A" hotkey in Action! player.

Separate audio track does not work with MP4.

Because you have this checked:


You need to extract both audio streams. You'll get both your voice and the game audio in WAV files. The Action! player can only play one stream at a time. Press "A" to switch between audio streams.

I posted a guide on extracting the audio from an AVI file here:
http://forum.mirillis.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=29187

I have extract the audio streams. In one file is my voice and in the other file where normally the IGS should be, there is nothing.

Is there no one who can help me out with this problem? I think i go back to Dxtory. They have a better support...

If the extracted audio stream that should contain the in-game sound has nothing in it, you should still be able to hear/see the in-game audio in your editor using just the .avi file, since programs like Premiere Pro use the very first audio stream, which just happens to be the game audio.

Nope. The file is complete empty. I played it with WMP, VLC and MPCH. Nothing to hear. I add the single Audio file to Audacity and Premiere. Nothing to hear and no peeks. I added the .avi only in Premiere. Nothing to hear and no peeks.

It's not like that I'm to stupid to extract, play and/or edit the file correct. The file is empty because Action! didn't record my system sounds and i don't know how to fix it. If I had this problem in every game, then i would say smoething is wrong with my properties. But it's just in a few games like F.E.A.R. and Team Fortress 2. For The Walking Dead and Modern Warfare 2 it works fine.

Uncheck Xonar special effects.

I have no special effects checked. ^^

Hidethora wrote:I have no special effects checked. ^^

Isn't the GX function turned on in DSP mode?

It is really turned on. Sorry, my fault.
I turned it off now and it works all fine. I cant imagine that the GX mode was the troublemaker. But it works so I just accept it and be happy.
Thanks for the help. (: