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[Windows] update: recording audio from an app
A while back I asked for help recording digital audio from one Windows application to another, and you folks gave me some good leads. The answer, for my needs, is Total Recorder ($11.95; demo available), suggested by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tim_. Thanks, everyone! Installation and operation are mostly [1] painless.
[1] The following is almost certainly not this program's fault. Now that I've installed this and used it to record from Trope Trainer, Trope Trainer is uninterested in sending audio to my speakers -- even though I have reset the sound settings to not use the recorder, and even though all other sound-producing applications work fine. My working hypothesis is that Trope Trainer is somehow grabbing boot-time system settings. (Exiting and restarting the program does not make a difference.) That would be weird. I'll test the hypothesis next time I reboot.
tim_. Thanks, everyone! Installation and operation are mostly [1] painless.[1] The following is almost certainly not this program's fault. Now that I've installed this and used it to record from Trope Trainer, Trope Trainer is uninterested in sending audio to my speakers -- even though I have reset the sound settings to not use the recorder, and even though all other sound-producing applications work fine. My working hypothesis is that Trope Trainer is somehow grabbing boot-time system settings. (Exiting and restarting the program does not make a difference.) That would be weird. I'll test the hypothesis next time I reboot.
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