This is an excellent idea Greg, although I'm not sure I completely
understand. Here is how you capture system wide audio:
1. In the "Audio Hijack Pro menu, there is an option called "Install
Extras". Make sure you've installed the "Sound Flower" plugin.
2. Either create two new sections, I have called mine "Podcast
system" and Podcast Microphone", or simply modify the "system" and
Microphone" sections.
3. You "hijack" the audio from the system system first, and then the
microphone. I believe you then record from the system audio.
Hope this helps
James
On 15 Sep 2007, at 18:05, Greg Kearney wrote:
Here is an Idea and I'm wondering if any one knows of how we can do
this. The sighted users will routinely take screen shots when
trying to explain something. Some of you have done this for me when
reporting errors in my programs. I'm thinking we should be able to
do the same with audio. We could record the VoiceOver audio to an
MP3 file and then use that file to explain how to do something in
VoiceOver. Audio screen shots as it were.
So here is my question. Is there a utility out there that will let
us capture the sound of VoiceOVer as it is being played? I looked
at Audio Hijack but can not figure out how to capture the system
wide audio of VoiceOVer as opposed to audio from a single
application.
Greg
