Since it is 2010 now and there are posts here from 2006 I presume that Realteck does not have a quality control department and does not care. Better to stare at a wall and watch the paint dry - at least you won't get frustrated as you will not be expecting something you just bought to work as the manufacturer says it does.įor me the solution was to disable Realtek and install an old SoundBlaster that I had laying around. You can download drivers and tinker to your heart's content to no avail. It would seem that as most people do not use their sound card inputs for other than a headset for making Syke calls, most people don't notice.
No matter what input you use (mic or line) with a stereo cable or mono cable the audio only comes through as mono. The outputs on this audio device work just fine, however the inputs do not in any way match the manufacturer's specs. Recent y bought an ASUS motherboard with an integrated RealTek audio ALC883.
