HI Laz? I had the same problem as you until Idon't know where or how I
found out, of a feature called Playback. I'm talking from experience of
here in Windows7 with the RealTech High Definition Audio soundcard that
comes default in Windows7. Does Windows Vista have this? Any if you have
this card, look for an option that says Playback; this Playback records
both Jaws and my voice. Is this what you're looking for?
El 17/12/2013 02:43 p.m., Laz escribió:
Hi all,
I've been using Windows XP for recording and had very good success,
until my Windows XP machine decided to give up the ghost, something
about the motherboard. Until the Xp computer gave up the ghost, I had
made several recordings in which I recorded from the mic, audio in
line, and the screen reader at the same time.
I'm temporarily using my wife's old Windows Vista laptop until I can
get a Windows 7 desktop computer and have found that this is no longer
possible, or at least not as i was used to doing it in XP.
What would be the solution for regaining the ability to record from
the mic, audio line in, and record the screen reader at the same time
if I wished to? I would prefer to use Goldwave for recording as I'm
used to it.
I've considered that it may take the purchase of either an external
sound card or a mixer of some sort. If so, are there any
recommendations? My recordings aren't professional by any means, so it
doesn't have to be expensive, whatever the solution is.
Thanks in advance and happy holidays everyone!
Laz
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