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not sure if this is the place to ask but:
our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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I use Total Recorder.
Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Art Jackson" wrote in message . .. Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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I use Total Recorder.
Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Art Jackson" wrote in message . .. Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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I use Total Recorder.
Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Art Jackson" wrote in message . .. Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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I use Total Recorder.
Mark Z. -- Please reply only to Group. I regret this is necessary. Viruses and spam have rendered my regular e-mail address useless. "Art Jackson" wrote in message . .. Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris On my Real One Player, a tool bar in the lower left corner has an option to "Record Now Playing". That may do what you want. I haven't tried it. Good luck. -- Art Jackson W4TOY Owensboro, KY USA Life is God's open book test. In order to pass, you must open His book to find the answers. |
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Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. Nick H (UK) Mark Z. |
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Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. Nick H (UK) Mark Z. |
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Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. Nick H (UK) Mark Z. |
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Mark D. Zacharias wrote:
I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. Nick H (UK) Mark Z. |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD |
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Jon M wrote:
not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD |
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OT: same for video? capturing streaming audio
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 12:14:00 +0000, "Nick H (UK)"
wrote: Mark D. Zacharias wrote: I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. I have seen a very interesting video on the internet I would like to see, but I have to low bandwith to see it in streaming mode at home. In the office, however, I have the necessary performance but not the time to watch it. Is there a Total Recorder for MP4? Per. PS. This is the video I want to watch: http://qtss.nac-cna.ca/artsalive/mas...ynnharrell.mp4 |
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OT: same for video? capturing streaming audio
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 12:14:00 +0000, "Nick H (UK)"
wrote: Mark D. Zacharias wrote: I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. I have seen a very interesting video on the internet I would like to see, but I have to low bandwith to see it in streaming mode at home. In the office, however, I have the necessary performance but not the time to watch it. Is there a Total Recorder for MP4? Per. PS. This is the video I want to watch: http://qtss.nac-cna.ca/artsalive/mas...ynnharrell.mp4 |
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OT: same for video? capturing streaming audio
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 12:14:00 +0000, "Nick H (UK)"
wrote: Mark D. Zacharias wrote: I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. I have seen a very interesting video on the internet I would like to see, but I have to low bandwith to see it in streaming mode at home. In the office, however, I have the necessary performance but not the time to watch it. Is there a Total Recorder for MP4? Per. PS. This is the video I want to watch: http://qtss.nac-cna.ca/artsalive/mas...ynnharrell.mp4 |
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OT: same for video? capturing streaming audio
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 12:14:00 +0000, "Nick H (UK)"
wrote: Mark D. Zacharias wrote: I use Total Recorder. So do I. The standard edition does everything you want but I recently upgraded to the Pro edition. There are several features I'm unlikely to use, but the ability to schedule recordings (you can even input the URL to connect to; it will do the rest) is invaluable. I have seen a very interesting video on the internet I would like to see, but I have to low bandwith to see it in streaming mode at home. In the office, however, I have the necessary performance but not the time to watch it. Is there a Total Recorder for MP4? Per. PS. This is the video I want to watch: http://qtss.nac-cna.ca/artsalive/mas...ynnharrell.mp4 |
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"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM |
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"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM |
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"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM |
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"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM |
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Shrivel wrote:
"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Shrivel wrote:
"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Shrivel wrote:
"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Shrivel wrote:
"Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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On 2004-02-16, Codifus wrote:
Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD I "just recorded" a symposium from uctv played with realplayer with the Santa Cruz sound card onto a tape drive using the output from the "back speakers" connection. Any soundcard with speaker or earphone output jacks can be used as input to a recorder. |
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On 2004-02-16, Codifus wrote:
Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD I "just recorded" a symposium from uctv played with realplayer with the Santa Cruz sound card onto a tape drive using the output from the "back speakers" connection. Any soundcard with speaker or earphone output jacks can be used as input to a recorder. |
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On 2004-02-16, Codifus wrote:
Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD I "just recorded" a symposium from uctv played with realplayer with the Santa Cruz sound card onto a tape drive using the output from the "back speakers" connection. Any soundcard with speaker or earphone output jacks can be used as input to a recorder. |
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On 2004-02-16, Codifus wrote:
Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD I "just recorded" a symposium from uctv played with realplayer with the Santa Cruz sound card onto a tape drive using the output from the "back speakers" connection. Any soundcard with speaker or earphone output jacks can be used as input to a recorder. |
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capturing streaming audio
Every card I've owned in the past 6-8 years has had the capability of
recording or monitoring the wave output. This includes my present onboard C-Media card, several Yamaha cards, and an Aureal Vortex 2 card. BTM "Codifus" wrote in message . net... Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Every card I've owned in the past 6-8 years has had the capability of
recording or monitoring the wave output. This includes my present onboard C-Media card, several Yamaha cards, and an Aureal Vortex 2 card. BTM "Codifus" wrote in message . net... Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Every card I've owned in the past 6-8 years has had the capability of
recording or monitoring the wave output. This includes my present onboard C-Media card, several Yamaha cards, and an Aureal Vortex 2 card. BTM "Codifus" wrote in message . net... Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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Every card I've owned in the past 6-8 years has had the capability of
recording or monitoring the wave output. This includes my present onboard C-Media card, several Yamaha cards, and an Aureal Vortex 2 card. BTM "Codifus" wrote in message . net... Shrivel wrote: "Codifus" wrote in message t... Jon M wrote: not sure if this is the place to ask but: our daughter has a volunteer job as a DJ at her college radio station from 3a-6a. the station broadcasts as a real player stream on the internet and we would like to be able to record and listen to her shows. can we do this with realplayer and if not, is there a 3rd party app that we might use? thanks in advance, jon morris If you have a SounBlaster card, like SBLive, it comes with the capabilty to record the speaker output. In your volume control settings, enable the "what you hear" setting. After that, anything you hear through the speakers can be recorded, either by using the basic recorder that came with SBLive software, creative recorder, or any wav recording program you might have, like Cool Edit. CD Most cards have the same capability. I've used this method many times to record streaming audio. BTM Are you sure? I've owned 3, and the SBLive was the only one I could use. I also had the Santa Cruz by Turtle Beach and could never get that working, or even in full duplex mode, even after with several conversations with technical support. Otherwise, every other aspect of that card worked fine. CD |
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