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The "initialize recording..." problem usually happens when your audio is not configured properly. You can easily check whether this is the case by going to Settings and choosing not to record audio. Don't forget to return the Setting back after trying to record.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabowabo
Setting up audio in RVC should be very easy. If you have problems with it, please specify the settings that you use (vista audio recording enabled or not) and the OS that you have.
Hello and thank you for your reply and suggestions!
I am still having difficulty getting the audio test to work correctly. Can someone help me with some recommendations? I am using W7 64-bit with on-board audio (no card) and Firefox . After pressing the Audio Setup/Test, I can hear the "bubbles" through my speakers, but it is NOT successful. I get the following error msg: Recording from internal source not available or could not be detected! Choose another Audio Input or another Audio Source from the list above. The audio input called Stereo Mix, Wave Out or What you Hear usually indicates that recording is available.
The only 2 items in the drop down Audio Source is Microphone and Line-In. The only item available in the drop down menu for Audio Inputs is Master Volume.
Any other thoughts?
Please submit a ticket to tech support if you do have this issue. You will need to let us know what version of windows you are using and if you are using windows media or MPEG 2 for recording. Also, often a reinstall will do the trick for this.
You may need to install a driver from your hardware manufacturer or alternative drivers to make Wave-out mix available in Windows 7. Sometimes this is possible, sometimes not.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabowabo
If don't have the Wave-Out mix for your on-board sound card, you can use "vista audio recording" option. Although it has Vista in its name, it works fine in Windows 7.
I purchased the complete suite this morning with a view to recording a meeting this afternoon. I only wanted to recorded the other users, not my own voice, and did the test which came up fine.
I have just played the video though and there is no sound! Bit annoyed really as I tried some free software a while back which did the same and was told this product was the solution to my problem :(
I am using Windows XP, and the RVC software. Stereo mix appeared and the test said it worked.
Have just used the Media Catcher Audio Recorder and that worked. So it is obviously capable of recording the video, and sound - I just need the prog to do both together!!Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackRaven
Go to the Settings of Replay Video Capture and try to use the Universal Audio Driver. It seems to be the same driver that is used in Replay Media Catcher for recording sound. Also make sure to start Replay Video Capture first, THEN open your web-browser and navigate to a web-page you want to record from.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackRaven
I just got Replay Video Capture last night, got the setup and test recordings going just fine, I started a record at 3 this morning of a live training meeting on Go To My Webinar, did a quick test, that was fine but when I go up to view the recording, all I had was a couple of hours of a freeze frame of where I started the recording again. Any ideas? Anything different about Go To My Webinar as opposed to Go to My Meeting? I read all the posts here last night.
Thanks
What video codec were you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by kthom01
Have you tried to play the recorded video with players other than Windows Media Player (like VLC, KMPlayer)?
Can you upload your video somewhere so that we can take a look?
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Originally Posted by stream-recorder.com
I don't know about codec. No on other players, everything I tested with last night worked. It was so large, I deleted it, I'll try again tomorrow if the same problem happens, I'll upload it, just let me know how and where.