Activating *Wave-Out* Plug-in with Winamp 2.80

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I'd like to be able to capture some mp3 streams to .wav format. Winamp has a
plug-in installed on my version, but I can't figure out how to make it work.
Any help appreciated.






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Lee said:
I'd like to be able to capture some mp3 streams to .wav format.
Winamp has a plug-in installed on my version, but I can't figure
out how to make it work. Any help appreciated.
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I don't think I'd use Winamp for that. For one thing, it records the waves
by sending the output to a file rather than the soundcard which means you
can't hear what you are recording.

You'd be better off with something like Messer...
http://www.dago.pmp.com.pl/messer/
or anything else that can capture analog sound. CDex...Audiograbber...

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I don't think I'd use Winamp for that. For one thing, it records the waves
by sending the output to a file rather than the soundcard which means you
can't hear what you are recording.

You'd be better off with something like Messer...
http://www.dago.pmp.com.pl/messer/
or anything else that can capture analog sound. CDex...Audiograbber...
Click to expand...

Thanks I'll check it out.






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"Take a look behind you - upstream - now you begin to
recognize this country, don't you?"

"Yes, I do recognize it now. It is the most wonderful
thing I ever heard of; by a long shot the most
wonderful - and unexpected."

Mark Twain
Life on the Mississippi
 
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