RE: Jaws and Total Recorder
- From: "David Truong" <bnfiles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 15:32:34 +1000
HI Jack,
The short answer is yes. Two sound cards in your situation would be a great
idea. In my computing environment I have two sound cards. One is my
onboard Soundmax digital audio card and the other is an USB Soundblaster
Audigy nx. I have configured my USB Soundblaster Audigy card as the default
playback and recording device. Then I have configured jaws via it's jfw.ini
file to use the onboard Soundmax card as its output. To get jaws to speak
through the onboard sound card automatically, why don't I just configure the
onboard soundcard to be my default playback sound device I hear you ask?
Well the reason why I don't do this is because software dvd players and the
Windows media player do not let you change what sound device they should use
and I want them coming out of my USB Soundblaster Audigy card. However, I
do use Winamp (I suppose I have to since I did help write the scripts for
Winamp smile) so playing audio files through different cards isn't really an
issue.
David Truong
E-mail and MS messenger: davidtruong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Skype: blindboxer1967
Home Page: http://members.optusnet.com.au/davidtruong/
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Of Jack Lowe
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 5:03 AM
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Subject: Jaws and Total Recorder
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Hi All,
Well, I think I just discovered a reason for having two soundcards. =
When using total recorder, it totally shuts down all system sounds so =
they don't end up on the stream that's being recorded.
Unfortunately, this also includes Jaws. So, would I be able to =
alleviate this problem with two sound cards? Having one dedicated to =
Jaws and the other to all the computer's system sounds and streaming =
audio? I don't mind if it blocks sounds like in coming E-mail and the =
like, but I need to hear Jaws! =20
It's strange, because I've used total recorder in the past and I could =
still hear Jaws while using it. I wonder if the player that is being =
used in conjunction with total recorder makes any difference. For =
example, I was using real player to hear the streaming audio while total =
recorder was running.
However, I've used other sites that used the real player in tandem with =
total recorder and I could still hear the audio just find. So, I wonder =
if there is some kind of compatibility issue with Jaws, total recorder =
and real player.
And again, would having Jaws on it's own sound card solve this whole =
problem? Jack
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