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What is the easiest way to record an audio stream at a certain time on a pc, using Windows? I need to be able to schedule it to start recording at for example 22:00 and stop at 00:00.
Michiel Borkent
Posted 2011-04-29T12:46:08.910
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It's easy... You have to use a dos command:
SoundRecorder /FILE filename.filetype /DURATION hhhh:mm:ss
If you add it to a batch file and schedule its running the problem is solved :)
Right now I'm on a rush but if you need further info to accomplish each step just ask
Pitto
Posted 2011-04-29T12:46:08.910
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Do you have an example of a program which does this and accepts streams? – Michiel Borkent – 2011-04-30T07:55:45.753
I've used a silly audio minijack going out from my output to my input :)
Which kind of stream should you record? In that case a specific app would probably do better than my idea. – Pitto – 2011-05-02T13:53:26.330
Can you use your solution to record a stream by passing a URL? – gonzobrains – 2013-08-01T00:34:10.977
You can use it to record all the sounds produced by your computer so if your computer is playing at the right time the url it'll record it.
I'd suggest you to try @Michiel Borkent solution to this question: looks simple and works probably better :) – Pitto – 2013-08-01T09:24:39.753
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I found this free program which does exactly what I want:
I just open the stream in for example iTunes and the program records "what you hear", so it doesn't read the stream directly, but that's ok with me.
Michiel Borkent
Posted 2011-04-29T12:46:08.910
Reputation: 917
Added it probably while you were asking. Windows. – Michiel Borkent – 2011-04-29T12:47:58.953