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SherryC
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Soundcard for Win7 64 bit: need to record internal audio (eg. "what you hear")
Howdy,
I'm looking for recommendations for a soundcard that I can use on my Win7 64 bit machine for recording internal audio.
What I do: I work for a notation software developer, and part of that is creating product videos. For this work, I need to capture the software in action, playing the song while the notes are highlighting on the screen. On my XP machine this was no problem with my SB Audigy 2 sound card, but the "What u hear" (internal sound) output doesn't work now, even though it shows up as an option.
I contacted Creative, and they weren't very informative as to whether the "What u hear" option might be "fixed" for Win7. I'm now shopping around for another sound card, preferably less than $200.
So I'm looking for recommendations: what card do you use to capture "what you hear", or the internal audio stereo mix (I need stereo, not mono) directly from your sound card? I'd be happy to know about alternative sound cards (preferably PCI, but will be glad to explore other options as well.)
Thanks!
Sherry
Howdy,
I'm looking for recommendations for a soundcard that I can use on my Win7 64 bit machine for recording internal audio.
What I do: I work for a notation software developer, and part of that is creating product videos. For this work, I need to capture the software in action, playing the song while the notes are highlighting on the screen. On my XP machine this was no problem with my SB Audigy 2 sound card, but the "What u hear" (internal sound) output doesn't work now, even though it shows up as an option.
I contacted Creative, and they weren't very informative as to whether the "What u hear" option might be "fixed" for Win7. I'm now shopping around for another sound card, preferably less than $200.
So I'm looking for recommendations: what card do you use to capture "what you hear", or the internal audio stereo mix (I need stereo, not mono) directly from your sound card? I'd be happy to know about alternative sound cards (preferably PCI, but will be glad to explore other options as well.)
Thanks!
Sherry