Hello,
I have mine set to what you hear. I'm using a creative audigy with
the external control panel. I typically will turn on the stream that
I know I want to record, use the scheduling tool, turn off programs
that can make system noises, including screen reader and go
away. Here's an example:
Yesterday morning, at six a.m. or so, I turned on the public
radio station out of Albany New York. So, I went to www.wamc.org. I
do a find on "listen now" without the quotes. I press enter there
and then I do a search for mp3 on the next screen. Pressing enter
gets the stream going.
So now, I fire up tr, go to tools and scheduler. I like to
hear the puzzle they have each week, so I set a job to begin at 8:39
and ending at 9:00. I then set another job to begin recording at
11:00 and to stop at 12:00.. I get out of the schedular, turn off
eudora so no ding sound occurs when mail arrives, and turn off
window-eyes so that it doesn't begin to babble if the screen changes
lots. Then I go about my business and at noon I can listen to my two
shows. Selected shorts from symphony place is the 11:00 show. Both
sound great!
If you do not use a creative labs sound card, you may not
have a what you hear choice, but you might have something like sterio
mixer or something else.
I also use xmpcr, so I get that turned on at the beginning
of a baseball game I want, and I've recorded five hour chunks with
nary a studder.
Of course, you cannot be doing work at the same time unless
you have another computer, which I do. It works for me!
Rusty
> At 10:43 AM 10/11/2005, Joanne spake thusly:-
>Rusty, when you use the sound board what are your settings on? I
>was told to put it on wave and I guess that works for awhile, or
>maybe the setting has nothing to do with what I'm about to tell
>you. But when I record from sound board and set the timer and open
>winamp to get my stream, after an hour or maybe 2 winamp starts
>sticking like an old record might do. It locks up in the same spot
>but of course t.r. continues recording. I'm thinking it could be my
>driver doesn't like playing the stream and recording at the same
>time or something. In order to stop this I can't close any windows;
>I must alt control delete and end the winamp task so wonder if sound
>card is overloaded or if doing something different could prevent
>this. But just wondered how you set yours and if you've ever run
>across this. Believe me I don't like the t.r. driver and the way it
>takes over my system so if you have any ideas about using t.r. with
>sound board and without its driver I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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