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- Page 1 USB Audio Capture & Streaming Device User’s Manual & Quick Start Guide 1-Year Warranty & USA-Based Tech Support For tech support, email us at: support@clearclick.com Extend your warranty to 2 years for free by registering at: www.ClearClick.com/register/ www.ClearClick.com...
- Page 2 Browse All Our Products! If you’re looking for fun, unique, and easy-to-use technology, we’ve got it! Please visit our website to browse all of our products: www.ClearClick.com Safety Precautions 1. Do not disassemble the unit. 2. Please note that the device may become warm during use.
- Page 3 What’s In The Box? • Audio2USB™ 2.0 – USB Audio Capture Device • USB-C to USB-A Adapter • Software Download Card • User’s Manual Minimum System Requirements • Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista or higher OR: Mac OS X 10.11 or higher (Chromebooks/Netbooks/Phones Not Supported) •...
- Page 4 Quick Start Guide STEP #1. Plug the Audio2USB™ 2.0 device into your PC or Mac. (If your computer doesn’t have a USB-C port, use the included USB adapter.) STEP #2. Your computer will automatically install the device, usually within a minute.
- Page 5 STEP #5. In the software, set the input/recording source to your ClearClick device. To do this, click Audio Setup → Recording Device → ClearClick/Microphone (ClearClick) or similar. STEP #6. Set the output/playback device to your computer’s speakers. To do this, click Audio Setup →...
- Page 6 STEP #7. Connect an audio source to the Audio2USB™ 2.0, such as a cassette tape player, stereo, etc.
- Page 7 Start playing a live signal from your audio source (for example, start playing a cassette tape in your cassette tape player, and make sure the volume is turned up). STEP #8. Adjust the recording & playback volumes on the screen if necessary. STEP #9: Click the red “Record”...
- Page 8 STEP #10. When you are ready to stop recording, press the square “Stop” button. STEP #11. To save your audio recording as a WAV or MP3 audio file, click File/Audacity → Export → Export As WAV/MP3. In the next screen, choose a name & location for your recording to be saved, and click “Save.”...
- Page 9 STEP #12 (OPTIONAL): To split up your recording into individual tracks/files, first select part of your recording by clicking and dragging the wave forms to select part of your recording. To save the selection as an individual track/file, click File/Audacity → Export → Export Selected Audio.
- Page 10 STEP #13: When you exit Audacity, the software will ask if you want to save the project as an “Audacity” project/file. If you have already exported your audio recording as a WAV or MP3 file, this step is not necessary for most users, so you may click “No.”...
- Page 11 More Tutorials & Resources on the Audacity Recording Software For more tutorials & resources on the Audacity recording & editing software, please visit: www.ClearClick.com/audacity/...
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Page 12: Troubleshooting & Faqs
Troubleshooting / FAQs 1. The recording volume is too low. Make sure the volume from your audio source is turned up (i.e. volume on your cassette player). Make sure the recording volume is turned up (see step #8 of the quick start guide). If you are recording from a turntable or other “line level”... - Page 13 2. I am running Windows 10/11, and the correct audio device is not listed in the software. This is usually caused by Windows 10/11’s privacy settings blocking access to your video & audio devices. Here’s how to fix it. FOR WINDOWS 10: A) In the Windows search bar at the bottom of your screen, type “Privacy.”...
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Page 14: For Windows
C) Make sure the following settings are ENABLED: “Microphone Access” and: “Let apps access your microphone.” E) Close out of the window & restart the Audacity Software. If this does not correct the issue, please contact us at support@clearclick.com. - Page 15 Audio2USB™ device before launching the Audacity software. Make sure you have set the input/recording device to “ClearClick,” as described in step #5 of the quick start guide. Make sure there is a signal coming from your cassette player, record player, or audio source.
- Page 16 5. I have a question that isn’t listed here, or need further support. Please email us at support@clearclick.com with your order number, and we’ll be happy to help! We will try to respond within a few hours if possible.
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