You know, I haven't totally looked into it as far as that goes. I'll tell
ya a trick though that I know works. It's a little involved, but it does
work.
Get a copy of Screenflow. You don't need to buy a license, trust me with
this. Here's what'll happen. After, I think it's like, 15 days, it'll put
a watermark in your video. Now, I understand you don't want to record
video, but hear me out on this. What's cool about screenflow is, it has the
ability of not only recording from whatever sound input you want to use, say
like, your microphone, but it also can record all system audio, which would
include Voiceover.
So, what you'd do is, being that once the trial runs out, all that happens
is that watermark, you're not concerned about that anyway, and the audio
would still be fine. So, record the video. Let it put a watermark. Then,
just go back, open up that video created by Screenflow in Quicktime, then
export it out as an M4A. there you go. Mission accomplished.
Piezo probably could do this, but I think you'd have to do it in combination
with something like Soundflower which could get a little tricky.
Most of when I need to record my mac's audio, I just run the mac through my
mixer, so, I'm admittedly not the most up on doing it totally from the
software side of things.
Hopefully, this at least gives you a few ideas though. Let me know if you
need any further clarification. I'd be happy to help.
Chris.
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From: "E.T." <ancient.ali...@icloud.com>
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Sent: Monday, February 29, 2016 10:50 AM
Subject: Re: recording from the 'net
Chris,
Will this work for recording what Voiceover speaks? I am not planning
to do tutorials or anything like that but knowing how to might be handy.
Thanks.
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On 2/29/2016 7:37 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
OK, I would try going to the mac app store and getting an app called
Piezo. Then, basically all you need to do is open it, then select your
input source as Safari, or whatever browser you're using, then in the
app, hit command+R to record, go over to the browser and start the
audio, and then Piezo will record it. When done, command+Tab back to
Piezo, hit command+R to stop recording, then go find the file. It'll be
in your music directory off your home directory. You then should,
under Music, see a folder called Piezo. Open it up, and the mp3 file
should be right there.
Chris.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Caitlyn Furness"
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To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Monday, February 29, 2016 10:31 AM
Subject: recording from the 'net
Hi,
I want to record some audio off the internet with my mac. How would I
go about this-which app would work?
The audio is talks on a health summit, offered for free.
thanks,
Caitlyn
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