Single Computer HangoutCasting Trial
July 22, 2011
Streaming with Google+ Hangout using a single computer for the first time. Screenshot of my Windows 7 Audio settings here - stay tuned for a screencast soon.
Participants: Jeff Lebow, Matt Montagne, scott lo, Steve Miller
July 22, 2011
Streaming with Google+ Hangout using a single computer for the first time. Screenshot of my Windows 7 Audio settings here - stay tuned for a screencast soon.Participants: Jeff Lebow, Matt Montagne, scott lo, Steve Miller
Topics:
- How to get past YouTube's 15 minute limit (everyone can do so on Google+)
- Louis CK 'Everything's Amazing & Nobody's Happy
- G+ Circles not as private as thought
- Scott Overcoming his Mac Hangout issue
- Scott's Shure SM57 Mic and Beringer Mixer
- Matt's X32 Mixer-to be
- Steve's plan to steamboat in Arizona
- foreign teacher layoffs in Korea
- ds106
- Gardner Campbell’s “A Personal Cyber Infrastructure"
- radiated Japanese beef
- Japanese world cup morale boost
- Korea's YouTube Community
JeffLebow.net
Comments
Audio recording of multiple audio inputs in webconferences
My computers either don't have stereo mix (Vista, Windows 7) or it doesn't work as it should (XP). I heard that some manufacturers disabled it as a sop to the record companies... Anyway I have to use two computers for recording..... Quel dommage..
Finding Stereo Mix
I was never able to get it working on a single XP computer without Virtual Audio Cables. I have encountered Vista & Windows 7 machines that didn't have stereo mix to start out with, but once I downloaded additional drivers from the sound card websites, stereo mix appeared.
Using two computers can be a hassle, but does have its advantages - distributes work load and gives you two monitors to work with.
recording/stereo mix issues
Hi Jeff
I got Stereo Mix working on one computer -- I'm going to try to follow your directions to record a webconf including my voice and the remote voices. At this point I need to figure out how to get *both* the mic input *and* the stereo mix input recorded at the same time. I used to have a computer that allowed me to unmute the mic such that I could hear myself through the speaker -- that made it possible to simply record everything -- but this *$!* computer I have now doesn't seem to allow me to hear myself through the speaker.... aarrrghhh.
I did think about running a line from the headphone-out jack to a two-in one-out adapter, and using the other hole in the adapter for the mic, then plug the adapter into the mic-in on the computer. I may try that. I think I did that back in the day once and it worked.
I actually have Virtual Cable on my netbook (which does *not* have stereo mix and is an Acer and their latest sound card drivers from conexant don't have it either -- I shoulda bought a Dell...). Can't figure out how to set up Virtual Cable to record both my voice and the remote voice but VC has a page about that so I'll check that.
Thanks for your great tutorials.
Dave Winet