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date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:11:01 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.windowsxp.music
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Re: Downloading music from Internet radio
I have a Soundblaster Live! card. I do not have a "what you hear" option, so
I use Wave file, which is what I had been using in the past when I
successfully recorded. Now, if I play a wave file stored locally on Media
Pplayer, it plays fine, the recording software's VU meters jump, and the
software records the sound. If I play a streaming audio file through Media
Player with the same settingsd, it still plays fine, but the VU meters are
dead and the sound doesn't record. The system as a whole is treating
streaming audio differently than wave files.
I have not intentionally cahnged anything since I laast successfully
recorded. Clearly something has changed siince I am getting different
results. I am looking for advice as to what to check to figure this out.
"orange" wrote:
> "EJCampbell" wrote in message
> news:C9A704AC-C04B-4CCD-B1A9-926C1B044C3B@microsoft.com...
> >I have a similar problem. I have recording software installed and am able
> >to
> > play locally stored .wav files using MS Medias Player and have them
> > successfuuly record. If I use the links in web pages to play streaming
> > audio
> > files, even through MS Media Player, they don't record. I am trying to
> > record a concert my son played in on CBC 2 radio. I have verified my
> > settings and procedures with the recording software tech support. I was
> > able
> > to do this successfully in March 2007 and nothing has changeds in my set
> > up
> > that I know of. What should I be checking?
> >
> > "Mike Williams [MVP]" wrote:
> >
> >> dubja wrote:
> >> > I have Media Player 10 and would like to save to my harddrive music
> >> > from
> >> > Internet radio stations, mainly opera arias. I've tried figuring out
> >> > all the
> >> > confusing directions in Media Player Help but am not getting anywhere.
> >> > Any
> >> > help from anyone? Perhaps even a recommended library book?
> >>
> >> WMP is not going to suffice. You'll need some software that can record
> >> streaming audio. Google will get you going there.
> >>
> >
>
> Use Audacity. What is your soundcard ?
>
> As the recording option use " What you hear" (if your soundcard software has
> that option) will do the trick.
>
> Cheers,
> Jerry
>
>
>
date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:55:02 -0700
author: EJCampbell
Re: Downloading music from Internet radio
"EJCampbell" wrote in message
news:F31D7BF7-5777-49E9-80C7-DF74AB396098@microsoft.com...
>I have a Soundblaster Live! card. I do not have a "what you hear" option,
>so
> I use Wave file, which is what I had been using in the past when I
> successfully recorded. Now, if I play a wave file stored locally on Media
> Pplayer, it plays fine, the recording software's VU meters jump, and the
> software records the sound. If I play a streaming audio file through
> Media
> Player with the same settingsd, it still plays fine, but the VU meters are
> dead and the sound doesn't record. The system as a whole is treating
> streaming audio differently than wave files.
>
> I have not intentionally cahnged anything since I laast successfully
> recorded. Clearly something has changed siince I am getting different
> results. I am looking for advice as to what to check to figure this out.
>
> "orange" wrote:
>
>> "EJCampbell" wrote in message
>> news:C9A704AC-C04B-4CCD-B1A9-926C1B044C3B@microsoft.com...
>> >I have a similar problem. I have recording software installed and am
>> >able
>> >to
>> > play locally stored .wav files using MS Medias Player and have them
>> > successfuuly record. If I use the links in web pages to play streaming
>> > audio
>> > files, even through MS Media Player, they don't record. I am trying to
>> > record a concert my son played in on CBC 2 radio. I have verified my
>> > settings and procedures with the recording software tech support. I
>> > was
>> > able
>> > to do this successfully in March 2007 and nothing has changeds in my
>> > set
>> > up
>> > that I know of. What should I be checking?
>> >
>> > "Mike Williams [MVP]" wrote:
>> >
>> >> dubja wrote:
>> >> > I have Media Player 10 and would like to save to my harddrive music
>> >> > from
>> >> > Internet radio stations, mainly opera arias. I've tried figuring
>> >> > out
>> >> > all the
>> >> > confusing directions in Media Player Help but am not getting
>> >> > anywhere.
>> >> > Any
>> >> > help from anyone? Perhaps even a recommended library book?
>> >>
>> >> WMP is not going to suffice. You'll need some software that can record
>> >> streaming audio. Google will get you going there.
>> >>
>> >
>>
>> Use Audacity. What is your soundcard ?
>>
>> As the recording option use " What you hear" (if your soundcard software
>> has
>> that option) will do the trick.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jerry
>>
>>
>>
>
I had a Live! card and it had a What You Hear Option in the recording
section of the mixer. If I remember correctly : double clock on the
loudspeaker icone in the Systray > Properties > Record > OK > and tick it.
Cheers,
Jerry
date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 12:52:53 +0200
author: orange
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