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How do I record both the mic & the sound out on a Skype call?
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<blockquote data-quote="kinosfronimos" data-source="post: 979383" data-attributes="member: 14190"><p>Thanks!</p><p>Have just tested and that does seem to work, although the recorded audio quality was pretty mediocre (109MB for 1.5hrs).</p><p>The call itself was also a bit mediocre in terms of connection/call quality.</p><p>As I need to transcribe these calls, the sound quality does matter for my typing accuracy.</p><p></p><p>Since Skype is not always the most stable application to use, I was hoping to record through Audacity, which would make Zoom & others an option too.</p><p>But here I can only seem to record <strong>either</strong> my mic, <strong>or</strong> my line out (i.e digital grab of what is sent to the speakers).</p><p>Rather I want a 'flattened'/'merged' audio file which includes both sides of the conversation (line in [mic] & line out [speakers]).</p><p></p><p>Also I don't want to achieve this with an external microphone, which records the speakers playing, as well as my voice.</p><p>Both line in & line out are passing through my laptop - there must be a way to record them as one down-mixed file?</p><p></p><p>Thanks again for any further advice!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kinosfronimos, post: 979383, member: 14190"] Thanks! Have just tested and that does seem to work, although the recorded audio quality was pretty mediocre (109MB for 1.5hrs). The call itself was also a bit mediocre in terms of connection/call quality. As I need to transcribe these calls, the sound quality does matter for my typing accuracy. Since Skype is not always the most stable application to use, I was hoping to record through Audacity, which would make Zoom & others an option too. But here I can only seem to record [b]either[/b] my mic, [b]or[/b] my line out (i.e digital grab of what is sent to the speakers). Rather I want a 'flattened'/'merged' audio file which includes both sides of the conversation (line in [mic] & line out [speakers]). Also I don't want to achieve this with an external microphone, which records the speakers playing, as well as my voice. Both line in & line out are passing through my laptop - there must be a way to record them as one down-mixed file? Thanks again for any further advice! [/QUOTE]
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