Darcy, have you tried Call Recorder for recording Skype calls? If not
it can be found at ecamm.com.
On May 25, 2008, at 6:57 PM, Darcy Burnard wrote:
Hi Tiffanitsa. Yes, audio hijack pro can definitely record from the
line in. It's also great for recording streaming audio. You can
schedule it to record at specific times. It's also great at
recording skype calls, which is primarily what I use it for. If any
or all of these things are important to you, then it might be worth
the $32. I'd suggest getting the demo version, and see if it meets
your needs.
Darcy
On 25-May-08, at 5:29 PM, Tiffany D wrote:
I love cassettes and records but want to record mine onto my Mac for
safe keeping. Usually, I record something from the computer onto a
tape with a patch cord and headphones. But when I tried the reverse,
I couldn't hear what I was trying to tape. I was using TapeDeck and
they also didn't have an option for recording from the microphone
jack
(I'm guessing it's the line-in). That's something I'll ask the
manufacturer about. Anyway, does anyone know of a free program
that'll allow me to do this? I know of Audio Hijack Pro, but that's
not free. If I did get it though, is it really good for recording
streaming media like radio stations? I could just use TapeDeck and
record from the speakers with no problems, but I'm curious.
Thanks,
Tiffanitsa
