Need to record audio internally, not through the microphone

Thanks Nicholas for sharing here! 

I also want to record audio internally, and I finally use a tool, Tenorshare iGetting Audio. It is quite helpful. I read the user guide from http://www.tenorshare.com/products/streaming-audio-recorder.html

This solution works! Thanks.

Glad to see that this thread was able to assist you as well Marco! Thanks for sharing :)

You are a lifesaver. Thank you so much. I am in the process of decoding a whole bunch of SSTV audio files; the mysterious "Stereo Mix" has made my office so much quieter. No longer will I need to point my mic at my speakers.

I've edited a music file with a program but when I go to the original I have to redo everything so I need a way to record it because the program only has the original I also want to upload it to youtube but I'd be uploading the original version of the son

Hi Dylan,

I'm not sure that Bob is still subscribed as this thread is a bit older, but are you editing this in Storyline or when you insert it into Storyline does it revert to the original audio? 

I am have the same need - doing a screen recording of a video that has audio. Tried the "stereo mix" suggestion but it's a painful solution to the problem, whereas my other tools like Camtasia can solve with the click of a button. Heartily bummed as I had hoped to make Replay my screen recording tool of choice :-(

Sorry to hear that you are bummed about this Becky. You are welcome to share your thoughts/comparison with our product development team here if you wish.

Thanks for the suggestion Leslie, I just submitted my thoughts to the team.

This is the way to do it.  1. Right click sound, 2, Click on Recording device.  3. Under Sound click  the tab recording, 4. Right click inside the box 5, Check show hidden divices (Mine is Realtek Sound).  Enable it and disable the microphone. 

I was trying to use the Screen Capture of Corel Video Studio.  One more step there before you are done.  Click on the "Capture tool" then Click on Capture Screen.  Beside the Gear, click on Parameters (or settings) then Under Audio set voice to off (O) and System Sound to ON (1)

Then go as usual.  F11  to start recording, F10 to stop. 

amazing! tnx so much!

Recording audio only through screen capture software is a standard feature and should be added to future releases.

Thanks

Hi Adam!

BSR screen recorder will do the job

Same issues.

Hi Steven!

Looks like Jeff shared his solution here, but if you were wishing to work with him directly I would advise utilizing the Contact Me option on the user profile.

Easily capture internal audio by Audacity without voice from microphone.

1. Download Audacity free and install it.( Don't need to agree other software attaching with Audacity such as Mc Fee ...)

2. At the right bottom of the laptop Right click the speaker and left click Recording devices.

3.Right click the Microphone and Disable it.

3. Enable the Stereo Mix.

4. Than open Audacity and website that you want to record it voice.

5.Press the Recorder button ( Red circle) and play the voice file from your opening website.

6. Press Stop button in Audacity when the recording finished.

7. Export any type of audio format and save to your laptop any where you want.

You will get the internal voice from your computer without any a little of voice from outside because you have disable your mic already.

Thanks for popping in to share Agga! I'm sure that could certainly assist some users in the community.

I'm trying to do the same thing ... on Windows10, Articulate Replay Update 2 (1412.1015).

No extra devices show with disabled or disconnected ticked.

Any ideas?

Hi, Mairsile -- Thanks so much for reaching out! As this thread is a bit dated, some of the participants may no longer be subscribed, so if you'd like to contact an individual, you will be able to do so directly via the 'Contact Me' link on their profile page. 

Some screen shots of what you are seeing (or are not seeing) might be helpful as well.