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Aoneandatwo
Joined: 01 Mar 2006
Posts: 1
Location: Tennesee
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 Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 11:22 pm Post subject: XP software for recording and streaming to a CD-RW disk |
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I am looking for one piece of software, hopefully - that will record to a hard drive and at the same time, stream to a CD-RW befre finalizing it.
We need to record a complete church service that runs over one hour and send selected parts to a CD-RW disk that is mounted on a Firewire port of the PC. Ability to pause and resume the streaming to the CD-RW disk would be prefferable.
Is there any such thing? |
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Jinxxx
Joined: 06 Mar 2006
Posts: 9
Location: I_Bop@Adelphia.Net
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I don't know if anyone else has tied this and I'm not even shure if I'm suppost to knowhow or even be able to but...  what i've been using to do this in the past and I'm going to try doing it again is  while playing around with my cakewalk ProAudioV9.01 I found that my Bluetooth device driver works great for this if I Copy the .dll for the device driver and drop it into my plugin folder  I am able to put my voice records on my computers harddrive muc simpler this way, I can record telephone conversations, there is a bit of a hick uping when doing video but it works, If you work for one of the cloths or what i like to call the greater goods they have the money and probbably have access to engineers who can debug it for you Oh and like I said, I was just playing around with my own home system and I'm not sharing this info for people wanting to use it for malitious intent, haking, or steeling of any kind so please don't have me arrested peace  |
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Brien
Virtuoso
Joined: 06 Apr 2005
Posts: 473
Location: Exit 4, Alabama
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I am going to say this out loud, someone else can correct me if need be, but I doubt ther correction will happen:)
In order to burn a CD/DVD, the computer has to know how much and of what type of data it is going to be handling. So streaming to a burner in real time is just not (currently) going to happen. |
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outside underpants
Superstar
Joined: 13 Feb 2005
Posts: 83
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| i think brien's right - you'll have to record to hard disk and then burn the cd/dvd afterwards - i've heard a few bands do this at gigs and have the cd ready for sale in about 30 minutes after the show |
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