Darcy,holly, thanks so much for your feature on main menu it was really
informative. I feel so much more confident for when I decide to
purchase audiohijack. it's reassuring to hear someone else use a Mac and
get the desired result. thanks again
Keith
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From: "Cara Quinn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by
theblind" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 11:46 PM
Subject: Re: Audio Hijack Pro (more than one audio source?)
Darcy, thanks very much for the explanation, and for what it's worth,
listening over the ACB Radio stream, you sounded fine in my corner of the
universe! <smile>
Great show both of you, btw, and look forward to more when ya can!...
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jan 9, 2008, at 1:18 PM, Darcy Burnard wrote:
Hi Orin. Sorry you didn't get in to main menu last night. Hopefully in
the future we'll do more question only episodes, because I think a lot
of people have questions.
As for recording both the mic and VO, you need to use multiple sessions
of audio hijack pro at the same time. The first thing you need to do is
install sound flower. This comes with audio hijack pro, and you can
install it from there. You then create a session which hijacks system
audio. This will be your recording session, so you can set the
recording options here. Then create another session for your mic. Set
the mic as input and 2 channel sound flower as output. If you want your
line in as well, do another session, with your line in as input, and the
2 channel sound flower as output. Hijack the system audio session, then
hijack the other two sessions. You'll know if it's working if you here
the audio from both devices.
When we did our demo, we went one step further. Holly set up all those
sessions on her mac, then we ran a line from her mac to mine. This made
it possible for me to show things like launching audio hijack pro.
The drawback here was that what I was hearing wasn't apparently what was
being recorded, at least in terms of the levels. That's why the levels
were a total mess in that presentation. This was unfortunately beyond
my limited abilities to fix. I think more testing will be in order next
time.
On another note, Orin, how are you playing ps2 games? I'm assuming you
have some vision, or are there any games that can be played with sound
only?
Darcy
On 9-Jan-08, at 7:06 AM, Orin wrote:
Hi all,
Since last night I tried to call into Main Menu and wasn't able to get
through, this was the question I was gonna ask. Darcy, how did you guys
end up recording your VoiceOver as well as your mic?
What I want to be able to do is record my line in source as well as my
mick source as to record reviews for when I play the PS2 and than put
them online at an already list of growing games at
http://www.brandoncole.net
Hmm. My only problem remains is would I be able to hear my PS2 as it's
being recorded?
I'm also thinking of buying AJP and Sound Studio and then do a nice
review of Adium for BCT and Main Menu; nice little program.
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