Is there a way to record soundoutput (fromt your soundcard)

[Theowne]

Basically, is there a program that can, say, record the final output of your soundcard? THe reason would be something like recording music from a DOS game as a .wav, etc. ANd to provide a source tune for DOS games with no MIDI's available when submitting.

[OverCoat]

Creative soundcards have a "What u hear" function. Other brands MIGHT have somethign similar but I rnrdqa0t8teaeya

anyway turn it on and start recording it's really nifty

[Nineko]

Creative soundcards have a "What u hear" function. Other brands MIGHT have somethign similar but I rnrdqa0t8teaeya

Right, but he is talking about DOS games...

Assuming that he is running Windows 2000 or XP, he won't get audio for DOS games.

Best thing I can suggest you, boot in MS-DOS mode and record from the line output of your soundcard to a digital recorder, and then copy the recordings to your computer when in XP mode.

[OverCoat]

DOSBox nigga

iti s thrw best

[Nineko]

DOSBox

I didn't know about it, thank you for the info.

Now I can play Doom again

[OverCoat]

What about Doom 95

or Doomsday

I mean come on

[Theowne]

Assuming that he is running Windows 2000 or XP, he won't get audio for DOS games.

Using either DOSBox (as Overcoat said) or VDMSsound (which is what I use), you can.

Also I have an Audiophile 24/96, so the Creative thing won't work.

[The Vagrance]

Doomsday

*ears perk up*

[Dafydd]

But don't most soundcards allow you to enter the volume panel and assign the recording input to "wave"? If not, maybe you can plug the output sound back into the soundcard's mic or line in input connector. I'm not sure that's a good idea though.

[zylance]

DOSBox

I didn't know about it, thank you for the info.

Now I can play Doom again

You know, I never got doom to work on dosbox. Always ran too slow.

[Majin GeoDooD]

Also I have an Audiophile 24/96, so the Creative thing won't work.

Just run an RCA from the outs to the ins and set a program to record with the card. Obviously you won't be able to hear what's being played while recording, but that can be fixed by using a mixer along with it.