Does Roxio have the ability to record audio that is being streamed from a website.
I have Roxio Creator 9, but would be willing to update. There are a number of
seminars that are streamed at a time that I am unable to listen to. I want to stream them, and record them simultaneously so that I can go back and listen to them when I have the time available.
Thanks for the help
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Record Audio Simultaneously To Streaming It
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, Oct 01 2010 07:12 AM
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Posted 01 October 2010 - 07:36 AM
pmc200, on 01 October 2010 - 07:12 AM, said:
Does Roxio have the ability to record audio that is being streamed from a website.
I have Roxio Creator 9, but would be willing to update. There are a number of
seminars that are streamed at a time that I am unable to listen to. I want to stream them, and record them simultaneously so that I can go back and listen to them when I have the time available.
Thanks for the help
I have Roxio Creator 9, but would be willing to update. There are a number of
seminars that are streamed at a time that I am unable to listen to. I want to stream them, and record them simultaneously so that I can go back and listen to them when I have the time available.
Thanks for the help
Yes, but some of it depends on your computer. There is no easy way to start the recording automatically.
Does EMC 9 have an application labeled "Easy Audio Capture" or similar?
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Posted 01 October 2010 - 11:34 AM
sknis, on 01 October 2010 - 07:36 AM, said:
Yes, but some of it depends on your computer. There is no easy way to start the recording automatically.
Does EMC 9 have an application labeled "Easy Audio Capture" or similar?
Does EMC 9 have an application labeled "Easy Audio Capture" or similar?
EMC 9 has the same "Easy Audio Capture" as Creator 2009.
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Posted 01 October 2010 - 01:33 PM
pmc200, on 01 October 2010 - 07:12 AM, said:
Does Roxio have the ability to record audio that is being streamed from a website.
I have Roxio Creator 9, but would be willing to update. There are a number of
seminars that are streamed at a time that I am unable to listen to. I want to stream them, and record them simultaneously so that I can go back and listen to them when I have the time available.
Thanks for the help
I have Roxio Creator 9, but would be willing to update. There are a number of
seminars that are streamed at a time that I am unable to listen to. I want to stream them, and record them simultaneously so that I can go back and listen to them when I have the time available.
Thanks for the help
It also depends on your sound card...........if it has the "what you hear" or Stereo Mix option you should be ok.
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