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HP Spectre 15-eb1 x360 Convertible Laptop PC IDS Base Model
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Hello,

 

I am having trouble recording music using the USB Type-A port on my new HP Spectre 15-eb1 laptop.  I have connected several different UGreen external stereo sound adapters to the USB port.  These adapters accept a microphone jack from my iPhone and feed audio to the USB cable.  I am using both Audacity SW and Windows Sound Recorder.  Seems I can record voice using both but music is garbled. 

 

I’ve updated Windows 11 and the HP laptop drivers, including updating the laptop BIOS.  Any ideas ?

Michael Kania
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Seems I was able to resolve the music scramble issue on my HP Spectre.   These extra steps seemed to resolve the problem.

 

  1.  I deleted all the Windows 11 Audio drivers and shutdown the laptop.   When it rebooted, it loaded new audio drivers (I suspect from the Internet). 
  2. Performed the following:
    1. Settings -> Sound -> Input -> Microphone Array.    Turn OFF “Audio Enhancements”.

These changes made and I am now able to get voice and music to be recorded together using Sound Recorder or Audacity SW. 

 

Michael Kania

 

Hope this helps.

Michael Kania

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Seems I was able to resolve the music scramble issue on my HP Spectre.   These extra steps seemed to resolve the problem.

 

  1.  I deleted all the Windows 11 Audio drivers and shutdown the laptop.   When it rebooted, it loaded new audio drivers (I suspect from the Internet). 
  2. Performed the following:
    1. Settings -> Sound -> Input -> Microphone Array.    Turn OFF “Audio Enhancements”.

These changes made and I am now able to get voice and music to be recorded together using Sound Recorder or Audacity SW. 

 

Michael Kania

 

Hope this helps.

Michael Kania
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