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Yes, I do.

Not to be rude, but useless answers are a product of horribly asked questions. If you had just said what you actually wanted to do instead of having people try to guess it, you would probably have had a satisfactory answer by now. You said you didn't want to record from a microphone, but there are lots of other devices you can record from.

 

Anyways, as far as I remember, you'll have to record from the "Stereo Mix" sound device. You can use a program like Audacity to do this. I don't have Windows handy, so I can't test it.

If your using Windows XP:

control panel > sound and audio devices > audio (tab) > sound recording > volume (click on) > tick the 'Stereo Mix'.

If 'Stereo Mix' does not show:

click options (toolbar) > properties > and then tick the 'Stereo Mix' to show and do the above..

 

Hope that helped..

If your using Windows XP:

control panel > sound and audio devices > audio (tab) > sound recording > volume (click on) > tick the 'Stereo Mix'.

If 'Stereo Mix' does not show:

click options (toolbar) > properties > and then tick the 'Stereo Mix' to show and do the above..

 

Hope that helped..

 

Sorry was too lazy to watch the video lol. But that's basically what you should look for.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ6wFA87QFs

(Give it more time for more resolution options)

 

After fooling around with combos, I managed to get my stereo mix to record but it's getting mixed with the speaker. So far I haven't found a way to fix it so I can record and keep it clear.

I think the computer itself is the issue and HP never designed it to work well.

http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-PC-Sound-and-Audio/Terrible-sound-for-new-Windows-7-Computer-with-Realtek-HD-driver/m-p/145764/highlight/true

 

I may have to settle for using a mic, or I have to install something to fix this.

I found out that I don't need to install anything.

By going in my control panel I managed to get my sound to record. I think I messed with HD Audio Manager.

Anyways now I hear the sound.

 

When I try recording my N64 I get a little static. but not just for the recording but I hear it live.

What I'm saying is I can hear static while recording.

Hm, well what I would have done is get an audio cable (male on both ends) for $5 or something, plug one end on your speaker out and the other end on your mic in.

 

Though after a quick google search "recording your sound out" and clicking on the first link, I find this

 

http://everything2.com/title/Recording+your+sound+card%2527s+output

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