Microsoft Windows Vista

Vista may show a message that the software is unidentified.
You can choose "Allow. I trust this program." We use trusted
installer software, and this message is expected:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929467/en-us

Some messages may appear once and can safely be ignored.
If these messages repeat, it may be due to new Vista
security enhancements that require you to have administrator
access. A simple way to add this access is to right-click
on the Vocal-Remover icon, choose Properties, then
choose the Compatibility tab, then click the box to
"Run this program as Administrator" in the Privelege
Level section at the bottom of the window. You may need to
make this change only temporarily the first time you run
the software. To avoid having to use your administrator
password each time you run the software, uncheck this
box.

On Vista, recording sources such as microphone, line-in and
stereo mix are no longer treated as sources belonging to one
device as they always were in previous Windows versions, but
as individual recording "devices" in their own right. As a result,
the Mixer Toolbar dropdown selector will be permanently
greyed out and you cannot choose recording sources there.
Instead, input sources are chosen in the Audio I/O tab of the
Vocal Remover Preferences, in the "Recording Device" dropdown.
The input volume however is still adjusted using the input volume
slider (by the microphone symbol) in the Mixer Toolbar.
The inputs will be shown in the Audio I/O tab as an appropriate
source for each physical device. So if you have more than one
physical device (e.g. inbuilt sound and an external USB soundcard),
you may have more than one line-in or microphone source to
choose from.
- Line-In: Realtek High Definition Device
- Microphone: Realtek High Definition Device
- Line-In: USB Audio
- Stereo Mix: USB Audio

Note that the "Recording Device" dropdown can only show devices
that are enabled in the Windows Control Panel. If the input you require
is not listed in the dropdown, or is not apparently recording properly,
try going to the Windows Control Panel to enable and select it. To do
this, right-click over the speaker icon in the System Tray > Recording
Devices. Or click Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound
(if you're using "Classic View" there's a direct link to "Sound" in the
Control Panel), then click on the "Recording" tab.

Additional help installing the software can be found here.

Additional support can be found here: Software Support

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