hi i use the wave/mp3 setting in volume/record option.
hth
harry
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Subject: Re: Recording Real Player streams
> Does anyone know if there are any Window-Eyes set files for Total
Recorder?
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Does anyone know if there are any Window-Eyes set files for Total Recorder?
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Subject: Re: Recording Real Player streams
> Yes, but doesn't that still use the capture from the sound card itself,
and
> thus would record Jaws and other interference? I can mute Jaws, but every
> once in a while, the sound card makes these noise
Matthew,There is a box to uncheck Windows sounds, but using software speech
it would almost certainly pick up JAWS, at least that is my experience
running Windows 98. I think I once heard of someone using XP to do what you
want, but most people seem to use hardware speech, and even then you may
ha
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Ah! see what you're getting at! I can't see any way round that problem if
you're recording from software as the software speech uses the same audio
channel as the Internet audio stream, only ways round this to my knowledge
is either to use a hardwa
Yes, but doesn't that still use the capture from the sound card itself, and
thus would record Jaws and other interference? I can mute Jaws, but every
once in a while, the sound card makes these noises, not Windows sounds
either.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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Total Recorder.
At 02:33 PM 15/08/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello, I bet this question has been asked before, and I already know how to
>record Real Player using the what you hear option, but I'm wondering if
>there is an accessible program which will
Hello, I bet this question has been asked before, and I already know how to
record Real Player using the what you hear option, but I'm wondering if
there is an accessible program which will record the stream without the use
of the what you hear option, just in case my sound card makes any
interfere
