Record audio from browser on XP
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- Raniator
I don't know much about Windows anymore, but I need to record a clip from a radio station.
I've just wasted an hour installing 3 apps which are supposed to let me do this – no luck. Nothing gets recorded.
Wiretap is awesome on Mac... surely there is a Windows alternative?
Btw, it needs to be Windows because I can't get the website to work on a Mac. Yes, I've installed the drivers etc...
Help!
- neverblink0
audacity ?
- Raniator0
I tried that! Didn't work... maybe I did something wrong, but I couldn't find the right input source...
- GRAC0
I'm using Audio Hijack Pro for this regardless of the source (either mac or windows applications) but I'm running Windows 7 partition via Prallels.
- rabbit0
post the clip u need recored + timecode u need recorded. otherwise should be waveout or something along those lines under edit>preferences>audio>recording
- Raniator0
Thanks guys... I'm going to try Audacity again, I'm obviously doing something wrong!
These Windows PCs here are pretty shitty, I wonder if it's a soundcard issue. I'll let you know.
- Raniator0
There is no 'waveout' option on this PC...
All I get is Microsoft Sound Mapper input and SoundMAX Digital Audio
I'm screwed, aren't I?!
- Ruffian0
Audacity: line in, record, trim, done
- neverblink0
SoundMAX is your audio-card, if you select that as your source I'm assuming it should work.
- 23kon0
a last resort? ;)
