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Graham 3-Jan-2005 [201] | dunno why, but the windows sound recorder seems to record my voice very soft ... can't hear the results audibly. |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [202] | I would like to do that too. |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [203] | Got my microphone all the way up high too. |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [204x3] | There is a 20dB mic boost option in the windows sound options. |
Go into properties and select recording options (I think.) It's such a damn confusing user interface...! | |
Once microphone is selected to be displayed, then you can click on Advanced to get the 20dB boost. | |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [207] | properties? |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [208x4] | Start/Settings/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices |
under Volume/Device Volume, tick "Place Volume Icon in the taskbar" | |
click OK. Double click on the volume icon in the task bar -> now properties | |
(Options/properties) | |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [212x5] | must be hardware specific .. |
don't see such an option | |
very odd because when I use skype, people can hear me fine when I use the same setup. | |
hey, I found a microphone boost option after all! :) | |
it was on the recording control screen, and there was an advanced button at the bottom middle | |
BrianW 3-Jan-2005 [217] | Of course, where else would it be? |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [218] | I"d swear that button wasn't there before! :) |
BrianW 3-Jan-2005 [219] | It probably wasn't |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [220] | :) like I said, it's a difficult interface |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [221x2] | there's win32 program out there called mpegrec.exe which records straight from mic or line in to mp3 |
uses lame as well for the mp3 encoding. | |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [223] | sounds promising. :) |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [224] | Hmm. I have to send a Control-C to stop it recording if I don't specify a time interval. |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [225] | what would be better ? |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [226] | just have to figure out how to send a control c ... |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [227] | ahh.. I remembered which application uses lame_enc.dll -> audiograbber |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [228x2] | this is pretty cool .. using lame.exe and mpegrec.exe I can record voice to mp3 .. now to see if I can get it done using Rebol to control it all. |
simple as : mpegrec -o c:\temp\graham.mp3 | |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [230] | should be as easy as building a command line |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [231x2] | I hope so. |
mpegrec download page: http://www.netwaysglobal.com/mpegrec/ | |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [233] | I don't see why there would be any problems with that. |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [234x3] | lame.exe binary download page: http://www.snapfiles.com/download/dllame.html |
no way I can see to send a control-c to terminate mpegrec http://www.rebol.com/docs/shell.html | |
perhaps call/console ... | |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [237] | at least there is the mpegrec source. |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [238] | have to put aside a year or first to learn C++ |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [239x3] | in mpegrec.cpp there is: |
BOOL WINAPI terminateEarly( DWORD dwCtrlType ) { ++ctrl_c_hit; cerr << "(Stopping on CTRL-C)" << endl; // if(recorder) recorder->SignalRecordingToEnd(); return TRUE; } | |
I might try later to compile it but I have to go get some bread now... | |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [242] | I tried call/console .. but to pass the control-C back, I have to input that into the dos shell window and not the console. |
Anton 3-Jan-2005 [243x2] | yeah I don't think that's going to work. |
I think the way to go is to convert the source into a DLL and recompile. I would like to try a bit later - but first - bread. | |
Graham 3-Jan-2005 [245] | bread it is :) |
Graham 4-Jan-2005 [246] | I've got voicemail working but ... have to control c into the dos shell. |
Anton 4-Jan-2005 [247x3] | bah, no luck compiling mpegrec using bloodshed C++ environment - need MS Visual Studio environment |
my hacking attempts just led to very obscure bugs that I can't be bothered tracking | |
I'll try a different way | |
Graham 4-Jan-2005 [250] | bloodshed C++ ? |
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