For ex. if we are playing online music, can we simultaneously record that music to the hard disk using some device?
yes u can, there is a application called window movie maker which u should have it on your computer. u need to do some setting. open the application and click on TOOLS and then click NARRATE TIMELINE , then click on SHOW MORE OPTION and select first option under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE, then play any song online and while its playing, click on START NARRATION. it should start the recording and then click on on STOP NARRATION to stop the recording and then it will pop up save as window , save the song and play it. if it doen't play then again go under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE , select the next option and repeat all the step again. right now i am not sure which option is right one to select under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE. but i am sure its one of them because i have tried it and it worked . also must check under VOLUME CONTROL OPTION (find in entertainment section) none of the option is turned mute. all must be unmute. Good luck.
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January 17th, 2009 at 12:13 pm
No because that is illegal. Streaming is done so that you have access but you don't own the movie/song.
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January 17th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
Of course you can!!! Just make sure that is legal. If it is, use a sound recorder to record from one of the following sources (try all of them and use the one that has the best quality) "Wave", "Stereo Mix", "Speaker out".
I personally use the "Stereo Mix" source to record with "Audiograbber" (it's free!).
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January 17th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
yes u can, there is a application called window movie maker which u should have it on your computer. u need to do some setting. open the application and click on TOOLS and then click NARRATE TIMELINE , then click on SHOW MORE OPTION and select first option under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE, then play any song online and while its playing, click on START NARRATION. it should start the recording and then click on on STOP NARRATION to stop the recording and then it will pop up save as window , save the song and play it. if it doen't play then again go under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE , select the next option and repeat all the step again. right now i am not sure which option is right one to select under AUDIO INPUT SOURCE. but i am sure its one of them because i have tried it and it worked . also must check under VOLUME CONTROL OPTION (find in entertainment section) none of the option is turned mute. all must be unmute. Good luck.
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January 17th, 2009 at 1:22 pm
Heres a place to start.
Audacity 1.2.4
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download...
It's free and easy to use, but it requires a plug-in (another free software program) so after recording you can export the file in MP3 format.
I cant find the link at the moment for the plug-in but you can ask questions on thet site.
Just set to "record what I hear" and what ever is playing will be recorded.
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30+ years working with and repairing computers.
January 17th, 2009 at 1:28 pm
Yes! I recommend Audacity. It is legally free…at least the software is:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Be sure not to go to audacity.com…they are janitors, not software writers!
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