Recording audio "Paul Graham" <paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com> 4/18/2007 7:59:03 PM Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound card - like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero level audio :-( Thanks Paul

Re: Recording audio Mark Veldhuis <me[ at ]privacy.invalid> 4/19/2007 6:14:34 PM Hi, In article <6C062008-9413-4C77-9691-38BE9C02E566[ at ]microsoft.com>, paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com says... [Quoted Text] > Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound card - > like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero level > audio :-( In the recording tab of your sound properties window, right-click and check "show disabled devices" (or "show hidden devices"). "Stereo mix" or "what you hear" should now be available. Kind regards, Mark Veldhuis.

Re: Recording audio "Paul Graham" <paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com> 4/20/2007 11:22:37 AM Thanks Mark. After messing around, I found out that Adobe Audition is the culprit. I can record if I use another programme (ACA Audio Recorder is excellent), but for some reason Audition 2.0 will not recognise any live audio stream, so for the moment I have to record audio via ACA , save it then reopen it in Audition to edit. Unless anyone else knows how to make Audition work better in Vista, considering Adobe state its not supported under Vista...? Paul "Mark Veldhuis" <me[ at ]privacy.invalid> wrote in message news:MPG.2091cfca20349acf989682[ at ]msnews.microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Hi, > > In article <6C062008-9413-4C77-9691-38BE9C02E566[ at ]microsoft.com>, > paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com says... >> Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound >> card - >> like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero >> level >> audio :-( > > In the recording tab of your sound properties window, right-click and > check "show disabled devices" (or "show hidden devices"). "Stereo mix" > or "what you hear" should now be available. > > > Kind regards, > Mark Veldhuis.

Re: Recording audio Mike 6/5/2007 9:34:02 PM i dont see stereo mix when i do tht..... Iv'e got Sigmatel High Definition CODEC "Paul Graham" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Thanks Mark. > > After messing around, I found out that Adobe Audition is the culprit. > > I can record if I use another programme (ACA Audio Recorder is excellent), > but for some reason Audition 2.0 will not recognise any live audio stream, > so for the moment I have to record audio via ACA , save it then reopen it in > Audition to edit. > > Unless anyone else knows how to make Audition work better in Vista, > considering Adobe state its not supported under Vista...? > > Paul > > > > "Mark Veldhuis" <me[ at ]privacy.invalid> wrote in message > news:MPG.2091cfca20349acf989682[ at ]msnews.microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > In article <6C062008-9413-4C77-9691-38BE9C02E566[ at ]microsoft.com>, > > paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com says... > >> Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound > >> card - > >> like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero > >> level > >> audio :-( > > > > In the recording tab of your sound properties window, right-click and > > check "show disabled devices" (or "show hidden devices"). "Stereo mix" > > or "what you hear" should now be available. > > > > > > Kind regards, > > Mark Veldhuis. >

Re: Recording audio Army1Ret 7/3/2007 2:42:01 AM Mike- Same here. I've asked this before- is there something I need to switch on or a button that needs to be pressed? "Mike" wrote: [Quoted Text] > i dont see stereo mix when i do tht..... > Iv'e got Sigmatel High Definition CODEC > > "Paul Graham" wrote: > > > Thanks Mark. > > > > After messing around, I found out that Adobe Audition is the culprit. > > > > I can record if I use another programme (ACA Audio Recorder is excellent), > > but for some reason Audition 2.0 will not recognise any live audio stream, > > so for the moment I have to record audio via ACA , save it then reopen it in > > Audition to edit. > > > > Unless anyone else knows how to make Audition work better in Vista, > > considering Adobe state its not supported under Vista...? > > > > Paul > > > > > > > > "Mark Veldhuis" <me[ at ]privacy.invalid> wrote in message > > news:MPG.2091cfca20349acf989682[ at ]msnews.microsoft.com... > > > Hi, > > > > > > In article <6C062008-9413-4C77-9691-38BE9C02E566[ at ]microsoft.com>, > > > paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com says... > > >> Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound > > >> card - > > >> like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero > > >> level > > >> audio :-( > > > > > > In the recording tab of your sound properties window, right-click and > > > check "show disabled devices" (or "show hidden devices"). "Stereo mix" > > > or "what you hear" should now be available. > > > > > > > > > Kind regards, > > > Mark Veldhuis. > >

Re: Recording audio "Cal Bear '66" <xxx[ at ]xxx.org> 7/3/2007 3:52:39 PM I believe that the current Sigma Tel audio driver does not have a "Stereo Mix" option yet. (Stereo Mix=Realtek, What-U-Hear=Creative) You might get something in the next release of Sigma Tel drivers. -- I Bleed Blue and Gold GO BEARS! "Army1Ret" <Army1Ret[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:9C6AF916-4053-448D-9B68-E48A7AEBFB37[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Mike- Same here. I've asked this before- is there something I need to switch > on or a button that needs to be pressed? > > "Mike" wrote: > >> i dont see stereo mix when i do tht..... >> Iv'e got Sigmatel High Definition CODEC >> >> "Paul Graham" wrote: >> >> > Thanks Mark. >> > >> > After messing around, I found out that Adobe Audition is the culprit. >> > >> > I can record if I use another programme (ACA Audio Recorder is excellent), >> > but for some reason Audition 2.0 will not recognise any live audio stream, >> > so for the moment I have to record audio via ACA , save it then reopen it >> > in >> > Audition to edit. >> > >> > Unless anyone else knows how to make Audition work better in Vista, >> > considering Adobe state its not supported under Vista...? >> > >> > Paul >> > >> > >> > >> > "Mark Veldhuis" <me[ at ]privacy.invalid> wrote in message >> > news:MPG.2091cfca20349acf989682[ at ]msnews.microsoft.com... >> > > Hi, >> > > >> > > In article <6C062008-9413-4C77-9691-38BE9C02E566[ at ]microsoft.com>, >> > > paulgraham[ at ]pobox.com says... >> > >> Is there a way to record audio that is already going thru the sound >> > >> card - >> > >> like the radio output of iTunes for instance? I've tried but get zero >> > >> level >> > >> audio :-( >> > > >> > > In the recording tab of your sound properties window, right-click and >> > > check "show disabled devices" (or "show hidden devices"). "Stereo mix" >> > > or "what you hear" should now be available. >> > > >> > > >> > > Kind regards, >> > > Mark Veldhuis. >> >