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Recording speakers by Jimbo on 04-14-2008 at 12:37 AM
Well basically, how can i record the sound outputting from my speakers and nothing else? so no backround noise.
RE: Recording speakers by MeEtc on 04-14-2008 at 12:47 AM
Assuming Win XP, open volume control, and select properties from the Options menu. Switch to Recording properties, and click OK. That should now give you a list of all recording sources. To record only whats heard through your speakers, mute everything except for the option "Stereo Mix" if you have it. Depending on your sound card/chipset, it may be called something else or not be there at all.
Hope that helps.
RE: Recording speakers by Jimbo on 04-14-2008 at 08:38 AM
quote:The only thing thats there is my USB microphone
Originally posted by MeEtc
Assuming Win XP, open volume control, and select properties from the Options menu. Switch to Recording properties, and click OK. That should now give you a list of all recording sources. To record only whats heard through your speakers, mute everything except for the option "Stereo Mix" if you have it. Depending on your sound card/chipset, it may be called something else or not be there at all.
Hope that helps.
and im on vista btw
RE: Recording speakers by Jarrod on 04-14-2008 at 09:01 AM
i had a cool command line app called soundcapture.exe but i can't find it
RE: Recording speakers by Mike on 04-14-2008 at 09:08 PM
Does your computer have a line in port? (it usually is a light blue port)
Doubt it, because if it did, it would show on Vista's recording devices...
RE: Recording speakers by Spunky on 04-15-2008 at 01:42 PM
I connect my speaker cable straight back in to line in... it's easy
RE: Recording speakers by Jarrod on 04-15-2008 at 11:18 PM
it's not always that easy,
basicly i see your options being either a cable or software,
a cable going from your speaker jack into your mic jack or,
you use some software, audacity claim to do it but i have no idea when i was doing music production i got a copy of cakewalk sonar which does it nicely and anytihng from here will probally do it
http://www.filedudes.com/files/Record_Speaker.html