at first I love this great program an want to thank everybody who has helped to develop.
we have installed version 0.5.0 and the program will "sing itself" thus even if we dont sing we will get average points - this makes singing rather sense less.
I had the same problem.
Everything was working fine, until I tried to add some more videos to the songs. So I had to convert them to make em smaller (you don't want a 40mb video for every tune when you have more than 200 songs). After I started UltraStar again - I realized that it's "singing itself". A quick look in the Windows sound settings brought the clue..
Try the following within Windows:
Control Panel -> Sounds and Audio Devices -> Device volume [Advanced...]
The Volume Control will open (yes you can also double click on the "speaker icon" left to the clock in the taskbar)
Options -> Properties -> Adjust volume for [Recording] (check that) -> [OK]
We're almost there ;)
Check if you Microphone is selected as your input device, also make sure that everything else is set on "mute"
* This might not be perfect solution, but it did help over here cause the programs I used to convert the video files created some sort of loopback - so my microphone was on the same "channel" as the "audio out".
Maybe it's helping some of you, thanks Corvus5 - you're awesome :)
If nothing works - always try to turn it on and off again :P
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I had the same problem.
Everything was working fine, until I tried to add some more videos to the songs. So I had to convert them to make em smaller (you don't want a 40mb video for every tune when you have more than 200 songs). After I started UltraStar again - I realized that it's "singing itself". A quick look in the Windows sound settings brought the clue..
Try the following within Windows:
Control Panel -> Sounds and Audio Devices -> Device volume [Advanced...]
The Volume Control will open (yes you can also double click on the "speaker icon" left to the clock in the taskbar)
Options -> Properties -> Adjust volume for [Recording] (check that) -> [OK]
We're almost there ;)
Check if you Microphone is selected as your input device, also make sure that everything else is set on "mute"
* This might not be perfect solution, but it did help over here cause the programs I used to convert the video files created some sort of loopback - so my microphone was on the same "channel" as the "audio out".
Maybe it's helping some of you, thanks Corvus5 - you're awesome :)
If nothing works - always try to turn it on and off again :P