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‎10-04-2011 04:49 PM

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Hello all!

 

I have had the idea to use the VTX 1000 in our conference room as a mic input to a computer. Currently, I hook up the AUX OUT of the VTX into the LINE IN of the computer and I can hear everything fine while on a call. However, in my situation, I want to use the AUX OUT of the VTX 1000 to record audio even though it is not in a call.

 

I was able to do this with the older SoundStation 2 EX by pressing the FLASH button, but the VTX does not have one. I know this question is a bit out of the realm, but I really hate to have to install both a conference phone and a mic solution on the conference room table. If I can leverage the VTX mics to send sound to the PC while not in a phone call things would work out great.

 

Thanks

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