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Miss Mango · 02-06-2008, 02:38 AM

I desperately want to make a wav of the parody of Dog Whisperer on the avi I have of South Park ... how do I go about getting an audio of that section?

I dont want to do anything lame like use a microphone up to my speakers, I want to try and get it recorded from within the computer, if that makes sense.

shakran · 02-06-2008, 02:41 AM

windows sound recorder. it's in accessories / entertainment

Hain · 02-06-2008, 06:16 AM

Audacity

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Originally Posted by allaboutmusic

Assuming you're using Windows, the key thing is to make sure your recording source is set correctly. Double click on your speaker icon in your System Tray. Choose Options -> Properties. Then select "Recording" under the "Adjust properties for..." menu. Select OK / Apply, and then in the main window, select Stereo Mix or Wave or whatever is appropriate. Once you select that, you can use any recording software including the two recommended above.

Audacity has features so that it records from the stereo out. Also, it works on all platforms.

allaboutmusic · 02-06-2008, 01:11 PM

Assuming you're using Windows, the key thing is to make sure your recording source is set correctly. Double click on your speaker icon in your System Tray. Choose Options -> Properties. Then select "Recording" under the "Adjust properties for..." menu. Select OK / Apply, and then in the main window, select Stereo Mix or Wave or whatever is appropriate. Once you select that, you can use any recording software including the two recommended above.

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Miss Mango Psycho Join Date: Nov 2006	Making a wav from a clip I desperately want to make a wav of the parody of Dog Whisperer on the avi I have of South Park ... how do I go about getting an audio of that section? I dont want to do anything lame like use a microphone up to my speakers, I want to try and get it recorded from within the computer, if that makes sense.

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shakran Tone. Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003	windows sound recorder. it's in accessories / entertainment

02-06-2008, 01:11 PM	#4 (permalink)
allaboutmusic Aurally Fixated Join Date: Oct 2007	Assuming you're using Windows, the key thing is to make sure your recording source is set correctly. Double click on your speaker icon in your System Tray. Choose Options -> Properties. Then select "Recording" under the "Adjust properties for..." menu. Select OK / Apply, and then in the main window, select Stereo Mix or Wave or whatever is appropriate. Once you select that, you can use any recording software including the two recommended above.