If you are using Windows XP, use the user mode virtual driver. This only
captures sound from an application that is using the driver. The driver
will work in Windows Vista and Windows 7, but you cannot use it as a
system device simply because these operating systems do not support
legasy hardware being used as system devices. For live audio, you could
use Total Recorder's background recording feature. This records the
stream silently without using your sound card.
Hope these suggestions help.
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On 27/10/2010 05:55, Don Risavy, Jr. wrote:
Hello,
Just downloaded, installed and registered Total Recorder Pro 8.x and
wondered if anyone has any ideas and or suggestion on how to keep Jaws from
being captured when recording live audio or streaming audio form the web?
I guess cold use my external doubletalk synthesizer to prevent this; but,
thought would check with others suing the program to see what you do or how
you get around this.
Thanks.
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