Slightly OT: recording audio stream in Vista

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Bobby

I would like to record a radio programme (from the BBC) which streams using
Real Player.

Is there any way of recording the audio that I can hear on my PC - but can't
be easily recorded (if you know what I mean)?

Cheers.

Bobby
 
J

Justin

Bobby said:
I would like to record a radio programme (from the BBC) which streams using
Real Player.

Is there any way of recording the audio that I can hear on my PC - but
can't be easily recorded (if you know what I mean)?

You could always plug an audio recording device into your sound card where
you would normally connect the speakers and record whatever comes out. The
#1 DRM killer!

Or you could download one of the many stream recording apps that work with
Real Player streams.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=real+player+stream+capture&gbv=2
 
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Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]

If you have a Mic, try using the Sound Recorder utility in Vista located
under All Programs > Accessories. I'm not sure if its what you want, but it
does a good job recording audio. I record a song I couldn't download that
was being streamed by simply putting my Mic next to the Computers speaker
and clicked Record button the Sound Recorder utility.
 
G

Guest

Or if the OP has Nero installed, he can use Nero Wave Editor.
Once inside, choose Audio, Record.
Carlos
(Miss ya on XP x64 NG!)
 
K

kirk jim

You could always plug an audio recording device into your sound card

How low tech! I guess you also advise people to get a canvas and oil paints
and paint an image of their screen so they can take a screencapture! lol
 
J

Justin

I mentioned more then one option. But thanks for acting like a jerk all the
same.
 
D

dev

/Bobby/ said:
I would like to record a radio programme (from the BBC) which streams using
Real Player.

Is there any way of recording the audio that I can hear on my PC - but can't
be easily recorded (if you know what I mean)?

Vista's SOUND RECORDER can do this. Depending upon Vista version, files
will be either WAV or WMA. See HELP & SUPPORT.

If available, configure recording in your sound utilities for "what you
hear."
 
A

Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]

Hi Carlos,

Great to see you, will drop by the 64-bit ngs when I get a chance.
 
B

Bobby

Thanks Andre. That (holding a microphone up to the speakers!) worked
surprisingly well! Cheers.

Bobby
 

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