Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to directly record the audio that is being
played out through a computer's speaker system? An example would be from a
WEBEX session or from a CNN news video.
I know you can have the computer's microphone record it as an input but then
any added background
Hi Glen,
Le 27 nov. 07 à 17:01, Glen Bojsza a écrit :
Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to directly record the audio that
is being
played out through a computer's speaker system? An example would be
from a
WEBEX session or from a CNN news video.
I know you can have the computer's
rogue amoeba's Audio Hijack is great for this - can hijack anything
you hear on your machine. Mac OS.
Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to directly record the audio that is being
played out through a computer's speaker system? An example would be from a
WEBEX session or from a CNN
Glen,
Sorry for me that Eric beat me to it, but I have to second his suggestion of
using Ambrosia's WireTapPro.
I recently used it in in the following circumstance:
A child I call foster-child (now 14, perhaps not a child, really) managed
to do something profoundly stupid on mySpace and dropped
Couldn't you just connect a simple cable from the speaker output jack to
the microphone input jack? A couple of bucks at Radio Shack should
cover it. If you wanted to get fancy you could make a simple cable
that would have 2 plugs and one jack so you could still listen to the
speakers while
With all due respect, the output to input cable method is full of
pitfalls, like level control, quality, monitoring switching, and
possible screeching feedback loops. Does one know the pinouts for
sure? Is it three conductors or four? What is the level out, what is
the level in?
For the time
I've always wondered about this myself. Since the output and the input
are both happening in the same device, this seems a relatively simple
software issue, and shouldn't require hardware at all.
I wonder why Apple doesn't make the Mac itself one of the standard input
devices.
--
Richard
