No you don't need to have the stream running. TR can start it for you.

P.



At 01:34 PM 29/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi all, I tried to record with total recorder scheduler, and I
>understood from this list that you had to have the stream going before
>the recording could be made, well, I scheduled the time, and had the
>stream going, but no file got recorded, instead, it said no signal, and
>I don't know why it did that, seeing that kerio personal firewall
>didn't come up and warn me about a connection, so, what might have I
>done wrong?  I did close total recorder, because I didn't know if it
>had to be running, because ftp voyager doesn't need to be running for
>its' scheduler to work, so I had total recorder scheduler start in ms
>config, but when I checked what I thought was a file, there was none,
>and, in the scheduler, it gave the name and location of the file, but
>said, no signal, so what went wrong, because it was acting the way
>total recorder usually does when winamp is started before a stream, by
>not recording, yet, with standard edition, I was told I had to have the
>stream up before total recorder could record the stream, and the radio
>button was set to record the file, so is the trick to leave total
>recorder running until the event is over, or will the scheduler take
>care of things, because, total recorder did come up during the
>scheduled time, but it was as if, the scheduler totally ignored the
>part about recording the file I wanted.  This with total recorder
>version 5.3, window-eyes 5.5 beta2, windows 98 se, 192 megs of ram, and
>a 400 megs processor.
>
>Marty
>
>
>
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