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Originally posted by honey114
I heard that I can record it with a program, which every windows distribution have. Is it true?

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I couldn't read this program is mentioned in any of the threads CookieRevised linked so here it is: Windows Movie Maker (I believe it is accompanied with XP but I'm not sure for Vista), it has an option to record speech and I use it for recording some videos' sounds. So it should help you. Afaik, it has limitless or long enough recording.

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Originally posted by ahmetgns

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Originally posted by honey114
I heard that I can record it with a program, which every windows distribution have. Is it true?

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I couldn't read this program is mentioned in any of the threads CookieRevised linked so here it is: Windows Movie Maker (I believe it is accompanied with XP but I'm not sure for Vista), it has an option to record speech and I use it for recording some videos' sounds. So it should help you. Afaik, it has limitless or long enough recording.

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Thank you for your answer. Did you record the conversation with Movie Player? Can you tell me how can I record my patner`s void while we have a conversation?

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honey114

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Today at 01:19 pm, honey114 wrote in PM:
Thank you for your post.

I have windows XP, can you tell me how can I use it to record my partner`s voice while we have a conversation?


thanx
honey114

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I hope this will help you. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemak...ate/narration.mspx

Note that you don't have to add any video file to use this feature. Also you have to select the appropriate sound input source, eg. Stereo Mix, Main Record etc.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by scott2010_h

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Originally posted by john-t
Recording what your speaker plays can be done by using an audio lead from your head phones socket > microphone socket and then record using any sound recording program.

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Thats the hard way and they might not have a male to male cable.

All that is needed is to select the "wave out mix" as your recording device.

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provided that:
1) the sound card is a full duplex card
2) it is called "wave out mix" and not something different like "Stereo Mix", "Wave", "What U Hear", etc...

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CookieRevised's reply to Recording

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Hello, how do you that on windows vista home basic( laptop??

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Originally posted by ^_^
how do you do that on windows vista home  basic (laptop)??

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your OS version makes no difference here. If your soundcard does not support 'what you hear/stereo mix' recording then you might need to get yourself some cables, some Laptops allow you to use the headphone jack as a line in for mics,