how do you record audio from microphone and store it as a wav file on the computer

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

Hi the program I have attached is supposed to take recording from the microphone or anything connected to the computer through the microphone jack and then save the recording as a wav file on the computer. I have no idea what is wrong. Iam new to Labview so any help would be appreciated. I don't mind if anyone would change up what I have attached and reattach it cause I need to have that program done really soon. Thanks a lot

[smercurio_fc]

There is no way for us to know what to change and/or fix if you don't tell us what's wrong. What happens when you run the VI? Do you get an error? If so, what does the error message say?

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

I get an error 4823 when it hits sound input read. I don't know why.. Thnxs for replying

[Dennis_Knutson]

It works perfectly fine with a single sound acquisition in it. Why do you have the Express VI as well as the Sound Input Read? That appears to be code that you addd from an example you found.

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

what do you mean a single sound acquisition? If it's a simple mistake..do you mind deleting what is not needed and reattaching the code. I'm new to Labview and it'll be greatly appreciated if you could do that.

[rgambin]

As well the error you encounter will occur if you are running in debug, the read will not clear the buffer fast enough.

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

then what should I do?

[rgambin]

What you have is the Acquire Sound Express Vi and a Sound Input Vi's. You only need one of these to provide the data. Both express vi's are can be removed as they are not wired into the wav file write. You can add a waveform graph inside the while loop to verify the sound is being recorded.

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

sry but how would you add a waveform and where exactly

Thanks a lot

[Oli Oli Oxin Free]

don't mind the last response i had on there. I got that part. I still get the error 4823 when it hits sound input read. I don't know why?

Thnxs for replying