SOUND-Must Hear the Sound to Record It?

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Are those jacks labelled as input???
peterk

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"Jack Marks" <QuasiJack@Comcast.Net> wrote in message
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> Still trying to record sound, using the external RCA jacks on the front of
> the computer. To record sound, is it true that you have to be able to
> hear it on the computer? You can record it if you can hear it, because it
> is already in the computer?
>

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http://www.vaio.net/sonyvaio659.html
peterk

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"Jack Marks" <QuasiJack@Comcast.Net> wrote in message
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> Here is what it says. (audio left and r, in.)
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> (For models equipped with Giga Pocket features)
> S-video In jack
> Connection for an S-video cable (optional).
> Video In jack
> Connection for a video cable (supplied).
> Audio L In jack/Audio R In jack
> Connection for an audio cable (supplied).
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> But I can't find any software to access it.
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> "peterk" <peterk@nomalarky.net> wrote in message
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>> Are those jacks labelled as input???
>> peterk
>>
>> --
>> Never trust a computer you can't throw out the window. - Steve Wozniak
>> "Jack Marks" <QuasiJack@Comcast.Net> wrote in message
>> news:%23Eptw5cqFHA.3404@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>>> Still trying to record sound, using the external RCA jacks on the front
>>> of the computer. To record sound, is it true that you have to be able
>>> to hear it on the computer? You can record it if you can hear it,
>>> because it is already in the computer?
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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Do you have a Vaio??
The website should have the program you are looking for.........check the
download section
peterk

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"Jack Marks" <AlwaysJack at WowWay.com> wrote in message
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> It sort of says I have to "check in" songs from the USB port, with no
> reference to the 2 RCA jacks. Weird.
> It also does not say just how to use the USB port, if I had a fitting,
> which
> I don't. Also, it is just talking about copying the songs in, from
> wherever else they might be, but not as a stream.
>
> "To check in specific songs from a device or media, select the song you
> wish
> to check in. Click Check-In in the middle of the window. Checking in of
> the
> songs you selected begins.
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> "When the songs are checked-in, disconnect a device or media from the
> computer. SonicStageTM allows you to check in and check out songs
> automatically by any of the following methods:
> "a.. Connecting a device or media to the computer's USB connector
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> " b.. Inserting an MD into the computer's built-in Net MDT slot
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> " c.. Inserting an MG Memory Stick® into the computer's built-in Memory
> Stick® slot
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> "Using this feature, you can check in all the songs from a device or media
> to
> SonicStageTM. You can also automatically check out songs corresponding to
> the item you selected (e.g., 'Recently 'Played Songs', 'Songs not
> checked-out frequently', 'Favorites Playlist', or 'Random Songs', etc.) in
> the Auto Check-In/Check-Out Setting dialog box that is displayed.
> To set up SonicStageTM to check in and out automatically, select Use Auto
> Check-In/Check-Out of the Check In/Out options in the Options dialog box.
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