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 Member 90 Level 33.52 Mar 2006 
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Windows by default can let you record what goes through the output of the sound card. (This might depend of hardware capability, but even my on-board sound card allows me to do that.)
First, you need to have Stereo Mix checked in the Properties box when you have it set to adjust volume for recording. After that, all you have to do is select the Stereo Mix and adjust it's volume to an acceptable level (usually very low.) Then you can take any audio recording program and have it record what is output from the sound card. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
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