How to Record Sound?

Quack-Wabbit · June 6th, 2004

I've finally gotten my sound working, and I know that there is a way to record sound or .wav files using Project 64, only I can't seem to remember what it is. Any help is appreciated, and thank you in advance.

Allnatural · June 7th, 2004

I suppose I could simply say, "click this, then this," and all would be peaceful in the world. Thing is, I've grown tired of answering the obvious, and extremely irritated with the lack of initiative in emulator users. If you click through the menus, or better still, read the help file (you did that, right?) you'll quickly find your answer. I guarantee a "slaps forehead" moment when you realize just how obvious the answer is.

btw, don't bother pointing out the irony of my little tirade. It's my thing and it make me happy. Enjoy your games...

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gameman733 · June 7th, 2004

a more creative solution would be to use a cable to connect the speaker plug to the line in plug. Just make sure that you have line-in muted.

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Quack-Wabbit Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2	How to Record Sound? I've finally gotten my sound working, and I know that there is a way to record sound or .wav files using Project 64, only I can't seem to remember what it is. Any help is appreciated, and thank you in advance.

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June 7th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
Allnatural No preservatives™ Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Toledo, OH. USA Posts: 965	I suppose I could simply say, "click this, then this," and all would be peaceful in the world. Thing is, I've grown tired of answering the obvious, and extremely irritated with the lack of initiative in emulator users. If you click through the menus, or better still, read the help file (you did that, right?) you'll quickly find your answer. I guarantee a "slaps forehead" moment when you realize just how obvious the answer is. btw, don't bother pointing out the irony of my little tirade. It's my thing and it make me happy. Enjoy your games... __________________ Videogame Gifs

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gameman733 Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Location: no where Posts: 340	a more creative solution would be to use a cable to connect the speaker plug to the line in plug. Just make sure that you have line-in muted. __________________ Desktop: CPU:Athlon XP 2400+ Mobo:Shuttle AK32VN Memory:256MB PC2100 DDR-RAM + 512 PC2700 DDR-RAM Video Card:Apollo Geforce 6600GT + HDTV out Hard Drives: Maxtor 120GB 7200 RPM + Maxtor 120GB 5400 RPM + Maxtor 20GB DVD+RW: Lite-on LDW-401S 4x Running XP Pro SP2 Linbox (R.I.P, Dead Motherboard)(server): CPU: 1.4ghz Athlon Mobo: ECS K7S5A Memory: 2x64MB SDRAM Video Card: ATI Rage something Drives: hda: 6 GB HD hdc: DVD-rom Drive Running Debian Sarge