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So I recently got a modified NDS with the capture card, and I'm super excited to start recording.

But the problem is it doesn't pick up sound properly. If it picks up any sound at all, it's a weird ring and whistle. I didn't receive an audio cable with my order, which arrived just today. If I need to pick a cord up, what one would I grab???

You would probably need something similar to this so it does not pick up the ringing noise.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-5mm-1-8-Car- ... db9bd51a90

But what about actually getting sound at all???

KillinCat wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 10, 2019 4:20 am

But what about actually getting sound at all???

I think you need a male to male 3.5mm adapter that plugs into your NDS headphone jack and the other end should go into your line-in audio port on your audio card (the blue port). If you are able to get game audio from there but it still doesn't sound good, then your best bet might be what Blizzard_Fox suggested. Good luck!

Ah, sorry. I didn't receive a notification from your post, and I wasn't specific. Very sorry.

It can't get the game audio. I got an aux cord today and hooked it up, but it only wants to record sound from my microphone, not the game, and gives no option to record the game audio.
EDIT: I edited this post because I realized what I typed was essentially word salad, and I actually wanted help with my problem not a debate as to whether I spoke English.

Sorry if I offended you, I was only trying to help.... Good luck.

Oh, no, I wasn't offended by anything. Sorry. I just wanted to know why it wasn't getting the audio from the game.

Look at your sound settings from the Control Panel. What do you see there?

Ah, I don't see that at all. Or anything like it. Just options to select what microphone I want to use.
What kind of wire do I need for that??? I just have a basic aux cord.

Right click in there and enable Show hidden / disconnected devices.
It might help to update your audio driver (download from your motherboard / laptop manufacturer, don't use generic Windows driver).
Dumb question, but ... are you sure it's actually a line-in port you're connecting it to?