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How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 15 Sep 2016 21:08
by yetanotherlogin
Hello
I can't figure out how to record an audio stream currently playing through my audio card:
FWIW, I was given the following type of URL, which played fine but I didn't find how to save to a file while listening to the show:
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http://www.web.radio.com:8000/some.show.mp3.m3u
Thank you.
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 16 Sep 2016 09:22
by jayR
From the "View" menu, enable "Advanced Controls". Then record button will appear.
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 16 Sep 2016 14:18
by yetanotherlogin
Thanks.
After recording a few seconds and hitting the Stop button, where is the file?
I googled for this, looked around the Tools > Preferences > Audio section, but found no infos.
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 16 Sep 2016 15:50
by mederi
"My Music"
Tools > Preferences > (Show settings=Simple) > Input&Codecs: Record directory or filename
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 16 Sep 2016 19:49
by yetanotherlogin
Thanks. By default, it's empty.
As icing on the cake, I'd rather see some kind of VU meter to confirm that VLC is indeed recording something. Currently, it shows nothing, so if I'm in a rush, I have no way of checking I'm not just recording silence because I selected the wrong audio input.
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 16 Sep 2016 23:47
by jayR
Check "Videos".
Re: How to record audio playing from audio card?
Posted: 20 Sep 2016 15:51
by eniwetok
Thanks. By default, it's empty.
As icing on the cake, I'd rather see some kind of VU meter to confirm that VLC is indeed recording something. Currently, it shows nothing, so if I'm in a rush, I have no way of checking I'm not just recording silence because I selected the wrong audio input.
VLC is mainly a videoplayer with some added benefits such as you want. May I suggest going with a program designed for audio... such as Audacity. It's free and it's quite capable
http://www.audacityteam.org/