The most likely reason this would occur is if your default sound card setting has changed.

First of all, check the Replay AV Sound Card Driver setting:

1. Open Replay A/V's Settings, and click Sound Mixer.

2. Note the setting of the Sound Card Driver option.

Next, check your system default Sound Card:

1. Go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Sounds & Audio.

2. Select the Audio tab

3. Note the Sound Card drivers for playback and recording.

The Sound Card selections for the above should match. If not, change either the Replay AV setting or the Windows Control Panel setting.

Last update: 11:06 AM Wednesday, September 29, 2010

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