 Recording Soundmanager Output |
 Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:50
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Hello,
I have a standard G4 400. I was just wondering if it is possible to record the output of the sound card at a software level (without connecting the soundcard output to the sound card input). e.g. If I have something like a game running I wan't to record the sounds at a software level (because if I connect my soundcard output to the input I have no place to connect my stereo amplifier). Any help is appreciated. Thanks! |
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Tue 5 Feb 2002, 17:45
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I've never tried that out-to-in thing...watch out for feedback loops. If you put a splitter on there you run one set to your amp.
There's a shareware app called SoundExtractor that will pull the sounds out of some games. Complex games use compression. If you drop Quake's 'pak0.pk3' file onto stuffit expander it will unzip the whole thing including the wav files. Pretty cool. Not sure how to get to Unreal Tournament's sounds. There are more Windows apps that will do these things, if you've got a PC around somewhere (or Virtual PC). Check out http://balder.prohosting.com/newtonip/gametool.html |
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focacciaman Recording Soundmanager Output Tue 5 Feb 2002, 13:50
abbie I have used the out-to-in thing to record software... Tue 5 Feb 2002, 21:59 castol hi there,
awhile back i found a system extension ... Wed 6 Feb 2002, 00:21 abbie Hi again, I once tried that extension and it put ... Wed 6 Feb 2002, 00:39 castol hello for the first time ,
what you said reminded... Wed 6 Feb 2002, 03:21 focacciaman Hello,
I have a standard sound card that came wit... Wed 6 Feb 2002, 22:23
castol hello foccaciaman (nice name),
i don't know pro t... Thu 7 Feb 2002, 03:31 |
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