Mic in to mp3?

KevMcBe · 6th December 2000, 17:53

Is this possible? I have my tuntable plugged into my microphone input on the back of my computer. I tried to record using the sound recorder that came on my computer, but it only allowed me to record 60 sec., and only in wav. format. Can I use winamp or something else to record from the mic. input?

P.S. I am very poor, I can't afford to buy any new programs. I have a trial version of Totalrecorder, which is very nice, but again,
I can only record like 60 sec. of music.

fatbastard111 · 6th December 2000, 18:06

if you have a sounbdblaster in this instalation disk is a nice little program cald wavestudio use it and you can record untill your hard disk is completly full :-)

6th December 2000, 21:49

you *could* do it with WinAMP, but its a lot of work. try a program like GoldWave www.goldwave.com, or search for sound recorders.
http://fileforum.efront.com/search.p...order&what=all

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DJ Egg · 7th December 2000, 01:55

To do this with Winamp:
Have You looked in Tech Supports Greatest Hits Forum ?
Useful Links to Questions Previously Asked -> How to record to WAV/MP3 via Line-In.

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Bane · 8th December 2000, 05:06

Don't know if this will help but you can record longer than 60 sec with default windows sound recorder. Record 60 sec of anything, even nothing. Save the file. Under Edit click insert file and insert the saved file into itself. This will double the size of the file. Keep doing this until you have a long enough file for what you want to record. Then you can record over the long file of nothing.

P.S. I think if you make the file to long i.e. over about 2 hours pyou get an out of memory error

KevMcBe · 9th December 2000, 18:47

Thanx y'allz. I appreciate the help. I actually ended up using program that my brother had on my mom's computer called "Mixman Studio Pro." It worked, I was just looking for an easier way,also now I have to find a way to get the file from her pc. to mine. Peace!

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6th December 2000, 17:53	#1
KevMcBe Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Wilmington, DE USA Posts: 20	Is this possible? I have my tuntable plugged into my microphone input on the back of my computer. I tried to record using the sound recorder that came on my computer, but it only allowed me to record 60 sec., and only in wav. format. Can I use winamp or something else to record from the mic. input? P.S. I am very poor, I can't afford to buy any new programs. I have a trial version of Totalrecorder, which is very nice, but again, I can only record like 60 sec. of music.

6th December 2000, 18:06	#2
fatbastard111 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3	if you have a sounbdblaster in this instalation disk is a nice little program cald wavestudio use it and you can record untill your hard disk is completly full :-)

6th December 2000, 21:49	#3
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	you could do it with WinAMP, but its a lot of work. try a program like GoldWave www.goldwave.com, or search for sound recorders. http://fileforum.efront.com/search.p...order&what=all ------------------ sawg ICQ: 5943529

7th December 2000, 01:55	#4
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp & Shoutcast Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,894	To do this with Winamp: Have You looked in Tech Supports Greatest Hits Forum ? Useful Links to Questions Previously Asked -> How to record to WAV/MP3 via Line-In. ------------------ ***** DJ - Egg ***** ^/^ `v

8th December 2000, 05:06	#5
Bane Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 3	Don't know if this will help but you can record longer than 60 sec with default windows sound recorder. Record 60 sec of anything, even nothing. Save the file. Under Edit click insert file and insert the saved file into itself. This will double the size of the file. Keep doing this until you have a long enough file for what you want to record. Then you can record over the long file of nothing. P.S. I think if you make the file to long i.e. over about 2 hours pyou get an out of memory error

9th December 2000, 18:47	#6
KevMcBe Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Wilmington, DE USA Posts: 20	Thanx y'allz. I appreciate the help. I actually ended up using program that my brother had on my mom's computer called "Mixman Studio Pro." It worked, I was just looking for an easier way,also now I have to find a way to get the file from her pc. to mine. Peace!