Hi there,
OS: Windows 7
version: 2.0.6
installer: zip
I have been spending some time figuring out how to do record internal audio, but so far have been unable to do so. I followed the tutorial (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... puter.html) Set up my volume settings to enable stereomix (both on my computer and on audacity) but when I play the track (which I can't download) and press "record," it does not pick up the sound (the waveform is static and when I do a test recording, it is silent).
However, when I "monitor" the audio, it IS picking up sound.
Would appreciate any advice/help!
Sincerely,
Kelly
Recording Internal Audio
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Re: Recording Internal Audio
So when you click on the red recording meters or right-click on them and "Start Monitoring," they jump in time to the show?However, when I "monitor" the audio, it IS picking up sound.
Koz
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Re: Recording Internal Audio
Yes to the latter, I when I select "Start Monitoring" the red bars jump along with the audio
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kozikowski
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Re: Recording Internal Audio
Continue fact-finding:
When you make a ten second recording, do you get a recording duration of ten seconds (as an example).
Are you on a laptop and can you make a successful, straight recording of the laptop built-in microphone?
What's your history with Audacity if any? First time user?
Koz
When you make a ten second recording, do you get a recording duration of ten seconds (as an example).
Are you on a laptop and can you make a successful, straight recording of the laptop built-in microphone?
What's your history with Audacity if any? First time user?
Koz
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Gale Andrews
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Re: Recording Internal Audio
Have you tried the Windows WASAPI method mentioned in the Tutorial?
Gale
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