posted 08-09-2000 01:33 PM
Is there a way to record wav files from what you here coming from the speakers of your computer, such as RW sessions, or Mpeg sound, or anything else of the sort???
Is it possible to record these with decent quality into a wav format?
posted 08-09-2000 01:36 PM
Yep...... Hook a tape recorder into your audio out jack (I use a splitter) and record a tape. When you are done you can hook the recorder into your audio in jack and record the playback as a .wav file. Works great.
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posted 08-09-2000 01:47 PM
Oh......wait. I may have mis-understood. Did you mean TOTALLY internally??
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posted 08-09-2000 01:55 PM
yea, I was thinking totally internally,, but I can try that.. unless someone else has a more efficient way??
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posted 08-09-2000 02:02 PM
Recording is very demanding of the CPU. If you plan to play F4 while recording, then I imagine the hit on your CPU could be pretty hard. I know from working with Sound Forge that it is recommended you shut down apps while recording (just like F4). I would recommend recording externally and then transferring like the previous post suggested. If you find a way to do it internally, please post back.
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posted 08-09-2000 02:11 PM
I wasn't thinking of running falcon4 while recording... but I will try it externally..
posted 08-09-2000 02:52 PM
You could plug a cable from your audio out jack to your audio in jack. This way you wouldn't have to record to a tape first but rather record directly from your audio out jack. I admit it's not exactly a very elegant way but I don't know any other.
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posted 08-09-2000 04:05 PM
Turn on windows sound recorder, set the input to wave and see what happens...
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posted 08-09-2000 04:34 PM
A good sound card like the sblive should have no problems because of its low cpu usage and many streams at once capability.
However since the pc isnt a true multi tasking computer maybe its not that simple.
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posted 08-09-2000 01:33 PM
