Record what i hear

[lior1111]

i wanna make a video with a friend , and when i try to record with audacity you can only hear me , not him because we are talking via teamspeak. i searched the internet and they say i have to enable stereo mix which i dont have. any solution? thanks.

[Reagan Reese]

Just now, lior1111 said:

i wanna make a video with a friend , and when i try to record with audacity you can only hear me , not him because we are talking via teamspeak. i searched the internet and they say i have to enable stereo mix which i dont have. any solution? thanks.

See if you can record your speakers directly in Audacity.

[lior1111]

3 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

i wanna make a video with a friend , and when i try to record with audacity you can only hear me , not him because we are talking via teamspeak. i searched the internet and they say i have to enable stereo mix which i dont have. any solution? thanks.

how do i do that? im with headphones btw

[DXMember]

you do have stereo mix

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[danomicar]

2 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

how do i do that? im with headphones btw

Check the audio inputs for audacity

[lior1111]

11 minutes ago, mcfly said:

Check the audio inputs for audacity

i successfully recorded the system sound , but when i do , you can hear me.. i played with the audio inputs a lil bit.. do oyu know any solution?

[Moonzy]

20 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

which i dont have

control panel -> sound -> recording tab -> right click empty space -> click "view disabled device" or something along those lines -> enable stereo mix

then pick stereo mix as microphone in audacity and there you go

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26 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

i wanna make a video with a friend , and when i try to record with audacity you can only hear me , not him because we are talking via teamspeak. i searched the internet and they say i have to enable stereo mix which i dont have. any solution? thanks.

Yes, that's the correct way.  What do you mean you "don't have" stereo mix?  Is is just a hidden/disabled device perhaps?

[lior1111]

7 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

control panel -> sound -> recording tab -> right click empty space -> click "view disabled device" or something along those lines -> enable stereo mix

then pick stereo mix as microphone in audacity and there you go

 

2 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Yes, that's the correct way.  What do you mean you "don't have" stereo mix?  Is is just a hidden/disabled device perhaps?

ok i installed realtek drivers and now i have stereo mix , i can make the system sound in the audio track but i cannot make it so you will be able to hear me and the system , how do i do that

[Moonzy]

1 minute ago, lior1111 said:

ok i installed realtek drivers and now i have stereo mix , i can make the system sound in the audio track but i cannot make it so you will be able to hear me and the system , how do i do that

enable this, but you will hear yourself too which can be a good thing or annoying

make sure you're using headset and not speakers so there wont be echo

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1 minute ago, lior1111 said:

 

ok i installed realtek drivers and now i have stereo mix , i can make the system sound in the audio track but i cannot make it so you will be able to hear me and the system , how do i do that

I think the best way would be to have two separate recording tracks - one records your mic, and the other records stereo mix (gameplay, him, everything else, etc.).  Otherwise, I think if you set your mic to "listen" or something, it will come through stereo mix as well and you can record everything on one track.  Just, you will hear yourself then and if you don't have headphones it will probably feedback (but in a laggy way)

[lior1111]

2 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I think the best way would be to have two separate recording tracks - one records your mic, and the other records stereo mix (gameplay, him, everything else, etc.).  Otherwise, I think if you set your mic to "listen" or something, it will come through stereo mix as well and you can record everything on one track.  Just, you will hear yourself then and if you don't have headphones it will probably feedback (but in a laggy way)

i dont know how to make it record both tracks at the same time though , i aleardy thought about it

 

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2 minutes ago, lior1111 said:

i dont know how to make it record both tracks at the same time though , i aleardy thought about it

 

That depends on your software.  Any decent package will offer multitrack recording somehow.