I can't get stackmat timer to work on CCT

That is weird! it`s just one printscren paste in word, no big deal. Maybe your office is not compatible because i have office 2007 (i hate this office anyway). Try to open the file in other computer that have office 2007.

best regards

EDIT: when word 2007 saves a document it is a .docx extension y delete the last x in order to left the document with only .doc extension. i dont know what can happend with that but the attach page only acept .doc extensions (i still can open the document in office 2007).

I re-upload the file
 
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I managed to open it on my friend's computer who uses office 2007..thanks for the help. Though I'm not using SoundMax so that option is not available on my Control Panel..sigh..it's still not working...
 
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Hi,
are you using Vista?
What kind of adapter do you use? I've tested two:
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This doesn't work. It has an additional contactring (AUX)...
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The standard stereoplug works fine!
Under Vista you can check the signal in your soundoptionpanel of your speaders. Vista can mute the mic-signal for your speakers. If you change the mic-volume in your speakerspanel to max, you can here the "stackmat music", if not -> your adapter, cable, micport or whatever isn't working. In your recordingoptions you can see the peak of a signal at your micport.

I've got nearly the same problem. Under XP on my girlfriends pc it works fine (reconfiguring the mic in windows and playing with the stackmat value in cct), but on my notebook with vista it doesn't "realy" work.
I played around with the sample rate. Puting it down to 2,000-10,000 will result in "the timer is on" at the display. Then puting a hand on the right pad will change the status to "the timer is off"... reducing the micvolume to 4-10 will deaktivate the flickering of times in CCT... reconfiguring the micport in vista will result in aggressions :eek: The main prob with be, that you cant configure the mic in vista without this stupid spellchecking. I tried to configure the micport with the timer plugged in, but this isnt a good idea. My notebook has a mic in the case i used for this step, then i plugged in the timer and i can see the "traffic" on the micport and i can hear the sound over my speakers (with the adjustments in my speakerpanel), then playing with the samplerate again.
I've played at least 3-4 hours and in the end i'm at the opinion it must be a vistaproblem :( (it works fine on XP).
VMWare im coming ... ubuntu for ever!

(oh what the hack :D my english ist terrible... i hope that someone can understand this rubbish... confusing text.)
 
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