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Muvixer 1.2.0.0 
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Downloads: |
40 |
License / Cost: |
Freeware [?] / US $0.00 |
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Size: |
831KB |
Release Status: |
new |
Last Updated: |
2007-01-07 |
Install Support: |
Install and Uninstall |
Additional Requirements: |
.NET Framework 2.0 |
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Publisher's Description of Muvixer 1.2.0.0
By MuvEnum; All programs by this author
 Do you play games such as Battlefield© 2 or Half-Life© 2? Do you have a Creative SoundBlaster Audigy© (with external box) or another soundcard that the recording device, when playing these games, is reset to "Microphone" even though you actually use a different line such as Line 2? With Muvixer©, you no longer have to worry. Muvixer© allows you to select the line you always want to use and if Battlefield© 2 or any other program changes your recording device, it will automatically be changed back to your specified recording device on a time interval that you choose! Muvixer is freeware. |
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Recent Changes: Updated the Audio Control to the same version as MuvAudio v2.5.0.0+
Updated the exception handling to show exception form with function names on specific catches and not just on thread exceptions or unhandled exceptions; this will provide us with information to better address issues in the future
Fixed an issue with the exception form requiring an email address; it is now optional.
Fixed an issue with the setting of the sourceline on certain soundcards causing Muvixer to crash.
Added code to allow the retry of submitting the exception form if your firewall had not allowed access before showing the form.
Removed One Billion Words from the "Support the Developer" menu.
Supported Languages: English
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