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ploby
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 Posted: 07/15/04 - 04:37 Post subject: How to record from an online radio station?
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Is it possible to do this. I pretty much only know the basics as far as computers go so please bare with me. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Ploby
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Finigan
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 05:24 Post subject:
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Hold a tape recorder in front of ur speaker when ur listening. 5 bux please for infoz
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khrath
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 05:25 Post subject:
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start, run, sndrec32.exe
start, ruun, sndvol32.exe
on volume control window, click options, then properties, this will open the properties window, on it click the recording radial. You are now looking at the devices your computer will accept sound input from. make sure at a minimum, "Wave Out Mix" is checked.
Now you will see the volume control window is called recording control. Check the box under "Wave Out Mix"
On sound recorder click file, then go down to Properties.
Once you have properties open, you can go under format conversion and adjust the data rate you record at if you want.
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Finigan
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 05:28 Post subject:
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Man why u gotta f**k up my money, Khrath? I would have given u a dollar.
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Overon
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 09:20 Post subject:
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theres a program that can save streaming music files in windows media player, im not sure how it works or if its any better than just recording it but it does exist .. i forget what it is or where to get it though
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ploby
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 14:50 Post subject:
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Thanks you guys  . And Finigan don't think i didn't think of that lol. Thanks again for the info.
Ploby
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ploby
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 15:33 Post subject:
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Thanks you guys . And Finigan don't think i didn't think of that lol. Thanks again for the info.
Ploby
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Jakanden
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Posted: 07/15/04 - 16:30 Post subject:
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| Khrath wrote: | start, run, sndrec32.exe
start, ruun, sndvol32.exe
on volume control window, click options, then properties, this will open the properties window, on it click the recording radial. You are now looking at the devices your computer will accept sound input from. make sure at a minimum, "Wave Out Mix" is checked.
Now you will see the volume control window is called recording control. Check the box under "Wave Out Mix"
On sound recorder click file, then go down to Properties.
Once you have properties open, you can go under format conversion and adjust the data rate you record at if you want. |
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