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1. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
Bill Gehrke Sep 17, 2010 5:13 PM (in response to Spoot51)Most CS4/CS5 video editing systems that I have see use the motherboard audio and not a seperate card there seems to be problems with those cards and/or their drivers.
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2. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
John T Smith Sep 17, 2010 5:58 PM (in response to Spoot51) -
3. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
Spoot51 Sep 17, 2010 6:45 PM (in response to John T Smith)Gentlemen. Thank you, but the answer is much simpler after some elementary research. John, your link back to Soundbooth is useless. That's where I started.
The answer is that the "boys" have decided we will no longer be able to record into Soundbooth from any external source. Right click the speaker icon on lower right menu bar in Windows. Click on "recording devices". If you see a selection similar to "what u hear" you're ok, otherwise you're finished. Microsoftt and/or soundboard mfrs have disabled the ability to record what you hear through your system. The music industry has scored another one. Why I can't download music from an FM station broadcasting over air is debatable, but that sems to be that. If you have an older driver on your sound card which still displays the option "what u hear" I would highly advise not ever updating that driver.
If anyone has a real fix out there, I'd be grateful. I want to make some DVDs for my family, but I guess the threat is I'll pirate the music and sell millions of copies in Hong Kong or something? A pox on all their houses. Anyone with a brain knows that over air sources don't brodcast in even standard cd quality, much less reproducable high quality for piracy......
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4. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
John T Smith Sep 18, 2010 7:29 AM (in response to Spoot51)>link back to Soundbooth is useless. That's where I started
Well, you did not SAY that in your first message
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5. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
Spoot51 Sep 20, 2010 9:57 AM (in response to John T Smith)Sorry, John. I'm wasn't intending to sound nasty or rude. These forums a
re usually wonderful problem solvers and I appreciate the help I get. this is the first problem that wasn't solved and it turned out to be not related to Adobe software anyway. thanks
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6. Re: Hardware Settings to Record from Radio or Internet
bjosh44 Jun 29, 2011 10:45 PM (in response to Bill Gehrke)hardware settings to record raido? i can not catch your idea quite clearly, but if you want to record from radio, i can tell you from my experience, this is i am using to rip internet radio. take it easy, there should be no quality loss whatsoever. Actually, software settings to record from radio or internet.




