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**imporesweemo** · 07-28-2011, 01:48 AM

Personally, I use Goldwave for this; Audacity which is simpler would work too. However, your sound card must support as an output source the audio being outputted to your speakers. This source is often called "What-U-Hear" or "Stereo Mix"... it is somewhat convoluted to enable such a source in Windows Vista/7, but I can help you if needed.

You can also use the "WAVE" output source, if it works

. The quality is usually better than the "What-U-Hear" setting.

07-28-2011, 01:48 AM	#6
imporesweemo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 385 Senior Member	Personally, I use Goldwave for this; Audacity which is simpler would work too. However, your sound card must support as an output source the audio being outputted to your speakers. This source is often called "What-U-Hear" or "Stereo Mix"... it is somewhat convoluted to enable such a source in Windows Vista/7, but I can help you if needed. You can also use the "WAVE" output source, if it works . The quality is usually better than the "What-U-Hear" setting.
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