Is there a way to capture something that I'm playing on my PC (for examply
on-line radio through windows media or realplayer) into a wav or other file
so that I can then burn it to a disc? I know how to do this with a sound
being input into my PC (line-in).

I realize I could record it onto cassette and then record it from the
cassette to a wav file, but this seems silly.

I use Total Recorder.

Mark Z.

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"Barry R" anonymous wrote in message
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Is there a way to capture something that I'm playing on my PC (for
examply
on-line radio through windows media or realplayer) into a wav or other
file
so that I can then burn it to a disc? I know how to do this with a sound
being input into my PC (line-in).

I realize I could record it onto cassette and then record it from the
cassette to a wav file, but this seems silly.

I've tried Total Recorder and a bunch of other similar programs. I fiddled
around with the settings, but still don't get any signal on the 'level
meters' or on the file I create (although the sound is coming out of the
speakers). Any trouble-shooting hints?
"Mark D. Zacharias" wrote in message
...
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.


"Barry R" anonymous wrote in message
...
Is there a way to capture something that I'm playing on my PC (for
examply
on-line radio through windows media or realplayer) into a wav or other
file
so that I can then burn it to a disc? I know how to do this with a sound
being input into my PC (line-in).

I realize I could record it onto cassette and then record it from the
cassette to a wav file, but this seems silly.

I reinstalled Total Recorder and got it to work. Thanks.
"Barry R" anonymous wrote in message
...
I've tried Total Recorder and a bunch of other similar programs. I fiddled
around with the settings, but still don't get any signal on the 'level
meters' or on the file I create (although the sound is coming out of the
speakers). Any trouble-shooting hints?
"Mark D. Zacharias" wrote in message
...
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.


"Barry R" anonymous wrote in message
...
Is there a way to capture something that I'm playing on my PC (for
examply
on-line radio through windows media or realplayer) into a wav or other
file
so that I can then burn it to a disc? I know how to do this with a
sound
being input into my PC (line-in).

I realize I could record it onto cassette and then record it from the
cassette to a wav file, but this seems silly.