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Can I record a Skype call with onenote?
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Ralph
Dec 7, 2005, 2:46:49 PM12/7/05
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I have recorded meetings before, but there may be a way to record VoIP
calls with onenote and put them in a page along with my notes.
Otherwise I will paste recordings in from another source.
calls with onenote and put them in a page along with my notes.
Otherwise I will paste recordings in from another source.
Ben M. Schorr - MVP
Dec 7, 2005, 3:19:27 PM12/7/05
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You can if you can feed the Skype audio to a microphone port somehow. I
haven't tried it but I suspect it's doable.
haven't tried it but I suspect it's doable.
Aloha,
-Ben-
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James Gockel
Dec 7, 2005, 6:27:37 PM12/7/05
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If your computer has a "loopback" interface you can record all sounds being
sent through the sound card.
That should do it.
Most new computers have these loopback interfaces.
sent through the sound card.
That should do it.
Most new computers have these loopback interfaces.
good luck.
-James
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Pavel
Dec 9, 2005, 5:30:06 PM12/9/05
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How does one find out if there is a "loopback"?
Pavel
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James Gockel
Dec 9, 2005, 7:07:32 PM12/9/05
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open your volume control.
Goto the options menu > click properties
Choose adjust volume for Recording.
You may find one called loopback (this is a linux term if i remember) but
like on my M275 it may be called Stereo Mix, or Mono Mix. Or somthing
similar. Thats a loopback basically forcing everything that goes out, to go
back in.
Just make sure that when you're recording in onenote that you have that
interface selected.
Goto the options menu > click properties
Choose adjust volume for Recording.
You may find one called loopback (this is a linux term if i remember) but
like on my M275 it may be called Stereo Mix, or Mono Mix. Or somthing
similar. Thats a loopback basically forcing everything that goes out, to go
back in.
Just make sure that when you're recording in onenote that you have that
interface selected.
I hope thats explenative enough.
-James
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