cdanteek

Please show each captured screen separately so we can see the details from each screen.

This one too...

You aren't reading my instructions very well! DON"T MAKE 'WHAT YOU HEAR' THE DEFAULT DEVICE. Reboot after making changes and try Roxio after the reboot. Are your disabled and disconnected devices showing like mine?

Have you ever tried to use Roxio with the microphone unplugged? Unplug the microphone. Set yours up like the pics show and not as the default device.

I've never had much faith or repeated success with DVD-RW or DVD+RW media, therefore wasting me a bunch of time.

My Canon PowerShot A1200 .mov files have no audio in videowave either and I run them through 'Any Video Converter' freeware to fix them. I load the .mov into 'Any Video Converter' choose DVD Video NTSC Movie and convert, now I have audio in videowave. I agree you should have audio "in the menus".. You don't have to burn and waste a DVD just output, export as, to a video file to your PC and test for audio.

My Microphone shows a red arrow pointing down 'not plugged in'. Do you have a microphone plugged in?

W-10?

Don't know why it's not working for you! Try capturing/recording using your Creative software 'what you hear' does that work?

Have a read through this post and his fix!

Compatibility mode is a joke. I've had it installed and working on W-7 & W-8.

Helping another person in the NXT 7 forum, he is able to capture audio but no video. He is running W-10 too. Have a PC not W-10 to try it on?

Warm but not hot..

Plugin the Roxio USB Device and uninstall the two Roxio entries under 'sound video and game controllers'. highlight one right click on it uninstall. After both are uninstalled unplug the device and leave it unplugged until I tell you to plug it in! Reboot the PC, when the PC is up and running, run repair on Easy VHS to DVD 3 PLus, reboot the PC & plugin the Roxio USB device and see if you can get a video signal?