Capture audio from the internet bruiceinbr 12/14/2008 1:37:00 PM I have used Windows Media Encoder to create audio files of radio broadcasts streaming to my laptop over the internet. Upon playback I discovered that ambient noises from my house were also recorded into the file, such as dogs barking, dishes being put away in the kitchen, conversations between myself and family members, dogs feet clicking across the hardwood floors, etc. I tried to fix the problem by eliminating the built-in microphone from being a source, but now I've evidently really messed things up. Now I can't encode (record) anything. The only audio capture device listed is a multi-channel wave source. I don't think that is what I want. I want to use the sound that is coming over the internet and through my computer's sound card. Can anyone guide me through what I should do?

Re: Capture audio from the internet "Hot-text" <hot-text[ at ]hotmail.com> 12/23/2008 2:08:14 AM Start> Control Panel> Sounds and Audio Devices> Audio> Volume> Microphone> Mute> Yes http://minpin.ath.cx/PUB/Microphone.Mute.wmv Microphone.Mute.wmv 4.13 MB The Video will show you "bruiceinbr" <bruiceinbr[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DE051351-546C-45FC-9E5B-1C518E3759EF[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > I have used Windows Media Encoder to create audio files of radio > broadcasts > streaming to my laptop over the internet. Upon playback I discovered that > ambient noises from my house were also recorded into the file, such as > dogs > barking, dishes being put away in the kitchen, conversations between > myself > and family members, dogs feet clicking across the hardwood floors, etc. I > tried to fix the problem by eliminating the built-in microphone from being > a > source, but now I've evidently really messed things up. > > Now I can't encode (record) anything. The only audio capture device > listed > is a multi-channel wave source. I don't think that is what I want. I > want > to use the sound that is coming over the internet and through my > computer's > sound card. > > Can anyone guide me through what I should do?