Capturing Console Input Audio with Vista x64

[Cb8673]

Hello, I do hope I can find some support here, as my google skills are weak. Let's just start with basic setup:
A laptop with Vista Ultimate 64 and realtek audio devices.
A PS2 and 360 which the video works fine in, since I'm in the US and I'm using NTSC. The problem, however, is a total lack of audio FROM the input. I'm using my EasyCAP DC60 to broadcast live streams of gameplay, which works quite well as far as the video goes, but there is NO audio output.

This is perplexing, because the software I'm using to produce the stream, Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder 3.0, is aware of the USB audio interface, and is currently the audio source IN the program. It even goes as far as to show me that there IS audio recognition, as evidenced by the output level preview, but when actually viewing the stream....silence.

I'm curious if I've done something wrong, since I had to use STK 1160 drivers to actually get video in the first place. I can't seem to find a fix for this, so I'm happy to have found a dedicated forum. Any help, tips, fixes you can give me are truly appreciated.

[EZ-Fan!]

I think the problem might be down to an issue with EasyCap and Vista 64, click here and read all the info available.

Also someone else had a problem with Realtek and audio, please read the post by clicking here.



 

[Cb8673]

Ah, I tried those Dc60+ drivers when i was attempting to get the video to work. I could try it again, I suppose.

EDIT: Reading another post suggests that Dc60+ drivers will NOT work with my plain Dc60.

[EZ-Fan!]

Have you tried connecting the audio to your sound card instead of to the EasyCap?

[Cb8673]

The audio through the EasyCap is my only option with the RCA jacks. I'm unable to buy any other cables at present.