Recording Real Player Audio Files With Sound Forge -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Recording Real Player Audio Files With Sound Forge Posted by: kskreider Date:7/23/2002 3:13:00 PM I have downloaded some compressed RealPlayer audio and video files. I ripped them as is to a data CD. As I play the file(s) and pass them through my soundcard I cannot seem to get SF to monitor a signal to record. I tried switching my playback device to Sound Mapper and it still does not recognize the sound. What am I doing wrong? I would love to rip these into a .wav file, split it up, and rip it to disc. I tried on my old computer at home and thought that if I brought them to work (newer computer) that it would work. Same problem. Can someone fill me in here?
Subject:RE: Recording Real Player Audio Files With Sound Forge Reply by: MJhig Date:7/23/2002 3:46:32 PM Sound Forge should be set to record from the system soundcard (the one selected in Multimedia) then in the windows mixer; Double-click the yellow speaker in taskbar systray > Options > Properties > Recording > Ok > Check Select in either "what you hear" or "mixed output" > set the fader to approx. 1/2. Now Forge will record whatever is present at your soundcard, MJ

Subject:Recording Real Player Audio Files With Sound Forge

Posted by: kskreider

Date:7/23/2002 3:13:00 PM

I have downloaded some compressed RealPlayer audio and video files. I ripped them as is to a data CD. As I play the file(s) and pass them through my soundcard I cannot seem to get SF to monitor a signal to record. I tried switching my playback device to Sound Mapper and it still does not recognize the sound. What am I doing wrong? I would love to rip these into a .wav file, split it up, and rip it to disc. I tried on my old computer at home and thought that if I brought them to work (newer computer) that it would work. Same problem. Can someone fill me in here?

Subject:RE: Recording Real Player Audio Files With Sound Forge

Reply by: MJhig

Date:7/23/2002 3:46:32 PM

Sound Forge should be set to record from the system soundcard (the one selected in Multimedia) then in the windows mixer;

Double-click the yellow speaker in taskbar systray > Options > Properties > Recording > Ok > Check Select in either "what you hear" or "mixed output" > set the fader to approx. 1/2.

Now Forge will record whatever is present at your soundcard,
MJ