As I said, if you record the stream by opening the URL, you don't
have to worry about hearing your synth in your recording. If you
record from your receiver, you record using line in and you don't
have to worry about hearing your synth either. I'll have to do some
experimenting with streams using the software driver, but I don't see
why you should hear speech with a netcast unless you are using the
what you hear setting. That can be very frustrating until you figure
that one out.
I think I'll work with some of this tomorrow just to refresh my
memory about how I used to do things before I discovered recording by
passing the sound card entirely with the open URL option. I'll let ya
know how things turn out.
At 02:25 PM 11/2/2010, you wrote:
Okay..this kind of brings up a question: I'm using Windows XP; I
have Total Recorder 7. If I change to "software"..can I then record
an audio stream..and do email (or whatever else I want on here)..and
Jaws won't interphere? Or is this a totally different thing?
Tom Kaufman
----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Higgins" <[email protected]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: Total Record and Windows7
\Peter, I may not have the answer because I am not using Windows 7.
The only reason I even respond to your post is to ask a question.
Are you able to record the stream by using the open URL option in
the file menu? If you can do that with the stream you are
recording, then you definitely wont have to worry about JAWS being
heard on the recording because the stream is being downloaded
directly to a file rather than going through the sound card.
Another thing to consider. In the TR installation, there is a
listing of recommended drivers to be installed and used by TR. Did
you have TR default to the recommended driver?
I address these issues humbly because I haven't yet migrated to
Windows 7. As a matter of fact, I am still using XP, and intend to
keep on using XP until I cain't use it no more <g>. I take this
stand because TR and other hard and software are still working well
enough to meet my needs. But when that starts to change...
One of the more frustrating things I've found with the latest
releases of TR are the way speech lags within the menus. I have to
believe that the folks at High Criteria can do a better job with
that issue. Surely they appreciate their loyal blind following
enough to address the problem.
Good luck, and hopefully someone can better address your problem than I.
Larry
At 01:13 PM 11/2/2010, you wrote:
I have just installed Total recorder in windows7 and I am very
discouraged to find that when I record, I not only record the
internet stream, but I also record Jaws. In Windows xp when I set
the recording source to software rather than soundboard, Jaws was
silent. This was the best feature of the Total Recorder
program!Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks,
Peter
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