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Simpy to use, BUT using Audacity it only records in mono, that is the right channel gets 'lost' and is replaced by a duplicate of the left channel!! This is a fault of the way Windows Vista / 7 / 10 configures the driver. These are the steps for configuring Windows Vista for recording from a Behringer UCA 202. The steps for other USB sound cards on both Vista and Windows 7 are likely to be similar. I would recommend following this list carefully step-by-step, including the "optional" steps. To configure Recording using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Click on the "Recording" tab Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Input" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-in connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Advanced" tab In the "default format" button (drop-down list) select "2 channels 16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab, set the slider to 100 and click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button To configure Playback using the Behringer UCA 202 USB: Start button > Control Panel (Control Panel Home not Classic View) > Click on "Hardware and Sound" Click on "Sound" Ensure that the "Playback" tab is selected Click on "USB Adio Codec" (so that it is highlighted) Click the "Properties" button (Optional) Type "UCA 202 Line Output" in the text box (Optional) Click the "Change Icon" button, select the icon that looks like Line-out connectors and click "OK" Ensure that "Use this device (enable)" is selected at the bottom Click the "Apply" button Click on the "Levels" tab and set the level to 100 Click on the "Balance" button and ensure that both "L" and "R" are set to 100 Ensure that the "speaker" icon does not have a "red circle with diagonal line" on it (that symbol means that output is muted) Select the "Enhancements" tab Select "Disable All Enhancement" and click the "Apply" button (for recording purposes it is best to aim for "accuracy" over "enhancement") Select the "Advanced" tab Select "16 bit 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" Ensure that the two "exclusive mode" options are selected Click the "Apply" button (only available if you have made changes) Click the "OK" button Click the "OK" button ==== Read full review
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Seems to work ok, except (could be Behringer to Laptop USB or an issue with digitising software Audacity) but seems to only record two channel mono, despite Audacity set to 2 channel Stereo. I suspect the USB to laptop connection. Earphone monitoring confirms 2 channel stereo is the source. Therefore I cannot give any higher than 3* until I can find a way of recording in stereo.
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A handy bit of kit ,does what it says . Software works well just takes a little while to find your way around.Overall does a great job including declicking .Well worth the cost .Well pleased. On my 11th album ,80 odd to go.😀
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Does exactly what I wanted it to do - transfer vinyl output ready to input as digital to my laptop via USB, and then Audacity. Took a while to get correct settings on Windows 10, but worth it.
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Does exactly what you want it to do. Downloaded my LP's to my computer easily.
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