RE: dvr

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I would start by checking 'Sounds and Audio Devices' in the control panel.
The volume may be low or muted for the audio line. Could also be a setting on
the DVR card. Good luck!

"theron perry" wrote:

> i have a windvr on my computer but when i record a movie i don't get any
> sound with it what can i do to fix it
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