Why not try a no cost evaluation version of Total Recorder? This should
help you achieve your goals. By default it will turn off all system
sounds so you should be able to record the stream without the clicks.
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On 12/08/2010 8:08, net bat wrote:
hi,
i am trying to record streaming audio from radioio.com. in i e 8,vista and
w e 7.2
the problem is i can not stop the page from reloading. w e has auto load
and
browse mode turned off when i record. but this makes no difference. the
page
will still re load. and when it does it continues to make that clicking
sound it makes when you go to another web page.
this click is being recorded with the audio stream.
i also turn off windows sound but i guess i e 8 is not useing windows
sounds
for the click. is there any way to turn it off.
i can not use fire fox3.6.8 . it is crashing about every 5 minutes when i
use it. if i could i could turn off the navigational sounds add on.
thanks for any help.
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