Hi Michelle,
No, I'm using a desktop, with no internal microphone.
Harry
On 3/13/2016 5:16 PM, Michel Battles wrote:
Sounds like you have a microphone feedback. Are you using a laptop with a built in mic? Muting the microphone may solve the problem.
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and how do you set up such a piece of software to do this?
On 3/12/2016 11:11 AM, Curtis Delzer wrote:
use a program like virtual audio cable and you'll love the results.
At 04:12 AM 3/12/2016, you wrote:
I would say set the computer for that juack to indicate
headphones rather than speakers and try again. This may or
may not work.
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Subject: [studiorecorder] is this even possible?
Hi all,
I'm using studio recorder, on a windows 10 desktop
computer, and jaws 17.
I am trying to record something off the internet, but it
uses a web player, so I can't use a program like tapin
radio, or any other recording program to go direct.
So, for the heck of it, what I did was, I have about a 1
foot patch cord, and so, I went from the line out jack on
the computer, where I usually have the head phones, or, my
speakers plugged into, and connected the other end of the
patch cord to the line in jack, and ya know what? It
recorded! However, there is an echo in the recording.
What would be causing that? And, is there any way I can
get rid of the echo?
I didn't even think it would record, but it did, using
studio recorder!
Anyone got any thoughts on this?
Harry