Cal Bear '66

Recording Devices:
(if necessary, right click an empty area of the window and check both "Show
Disconnected Devices" and "Show Disabled Devices).

Set as Default:

Stereo Mix (Realtek)

What-U-Hear (Creative)

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"calvino_iND" <calvino_iND@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> i'm using Windows Vista and i can't achieve something that was done easily
> under Windows XP.
>
> Under XP, in the audio "record" settings panel, i was able to tick an input
> stream for the record, in a list of input streams. Amongst these input
> streams i had a checkbox "what is played".
>
> When this checkbox is ticked, in the SoundRec.exe (magnetophone)
> application, i am able to record sounds coming from the computer himself.
> This means that if i'm listening to a music played on WMP for example, the
> magnetophone will record this music.
>
> Under Vista, the audio "record" settings panel has changed and all what you
> can do is choosing the input stream amongst a list of microphones, but i
> can't find anywhere the way to record directly what is played on the computer.
>
> Of course, what can be done is put the microphone just near the speaker to
> record what comes out of it, but this way the sound recorded lose its quality.
>
> I wonder if there is a way to record what is played from the computer
> directly (meaning to be able to do that even when you don't have any
> microphone), like it could be done on XP?
>
> Thank you very much
>
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> calvino_iND
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