Recording live browswer action

Looking for best solution to record full motion video from a computer screen so that we can capture animated web sites for broadcast-quality edit & playback. So far we've ruled out any kind of screen capture software due to timing errors, we've tried shooting the screen with a video camera with mixed results (focus is not sharp, difficult to shoot without bending lines). Are there video cards that take direct VGA output and digitize it on the fly? We've also investigated Flash (.swf) to DV conversions but haven't found a satisfactory Mac converter for this. This won't solve every problem either as Flash animations often are just smaller elements in a larger web frame. Would also consider a third party service bureau that can just take our list of web sites and give us QT clips.
Mac OS X (10.2.x)

You need to record the output of a scan converter. Here's some general info http://www.extron.com/product/prodtype06.asp
Contact a pro video rental house near you for a rental solution. Lots of companies make these products and prices vary widely.

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Can you record live while game playing with adobe audition? I have a youtube channel and I want to record voice as I'm playing of course and cancel out the noise maybe put a nice effect on it.. But how do I do this? Please help! I only see ones for recording like after.. But I want to record it as it's happening is this possible!? it has to be. thanks *ADOBE AUDITION CC*

That'll depend on the capabilities of the sound card/audio interface you're using. If that interface can feed the right things to Audition, it can record it. For just the game, look for "Wave Out" or "What U Hear" on the list of audio sources but not every system has this. Also, if you want to record your own contributions as well as the game sound, that gets more complex too.
I know that there are specialist pieces of software that are designed to record live gameplay (which don't rely simply on your local sound card). I know of a couple called "Action!" and "XSplite" but I have not personal experience with either.
However, before going that direction, check out the "Record Devices" menu in your sound system and see what it allows.

Recording Live Concerts from Soundboard (Macbook 2012)

Hey there, new to the forum. Decided to sign in after discovering and reading on here that my Mac was built with out the option for input on the headphone jack. So I have an external sound card for home recording but I am looking for the easiest way to use my mac to record live shows. I could use te external sound card but I would like a direct input option as the more equipment the more impatient sound guys can be.
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ZMT10 wrote:
We're playing music at a couple venues, through a PA system. We want to record this.
GB is not the best choice, an audio editor would be a safer bet for "unmanned" recording:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#audioeditors
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)
I'm not too concerned (right now)about mixing, tracks for each instrument, although I would like to know if that's possible
if you only send a stereo signal to the mac, then, no. you'd need an audio interface that offers multiple channels, and of course you'd have to send IT multiple channels.
...but right now I just want to plug the output of the soundboard into my Macbook and record the entire show
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#recordlinein
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)
I did put the master track info or something to "rock- live gig".
don't, all effects affect playback only, you'd just be adding unnecessary draw on the CPU without any change in what's recorded

No Signal Recording Live Audio w/ MBox

Sorry if this is a tired subject here.
I'm trying to record live audio via the MBox2. I've checked Logic preferences and changed devices to MBox. I've checked system preferences and changed input to MBox and output to built in audio. (1/8 inch headphones and no adapter for 1/4 inch). I've downloaded and re-downloaded every driver that digidesign has for standalone coreaudio (tiger).
My problem:
There is no signal coming to logic from the Mbox. There is a signal coming to the system. When I check system preferences>audio and play my guitar, it shows signal on the input. I have also successfully used the same MBox to record midi tracks. Am I missing a setting in Logic? Any solutions?
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Great...that is helpful. But, Logic is still not receiving any signal from the MBox. So, when I try and record without being able to hear it's not receiving any input and doesn't record anything. I've recorded live audio in GB via the same method but upgraded to Logic and am not able to do the same.
This will be helpful to hear the instrument but it's still not able to record. Any ideas?
Thanks

Recording live TV?

I want to record live TV on a Mac Mini, but I don't know which one to get: Elgato's EyeTV HD or BlackMagic Design's Intensity Shuttle for Thunderbolt? I was hoping to record TV shows broadcast in HD into an "Uncompressed" format, which is a format supported with the Intensity Shuttle. Is "Uncompressed" video quality worth the hard drive space when compared to the Elgato's EyeTV HD's bulit-in hardware H.264 encoder? Also, will I ned to get an SSD or will the Mini's stock HDD be more than enough to record "Uncompressed" HD shows?

Pikachu10 wrote:
But, I take it that I won't need to upgrade from the HDD to an SSD, not because of the read and write speeds, but rather the amount of storage space is more important than the read and write speeds of either the HDD vs. SSD?
If you take the numbers above, even at a 16 bit pixel, you need a transfer
rate of ~100 megabytes/second. No sinlge HDD would be able to achieve
that. If there are any, it would not meet it by much.
Actually, to acheive this rate of throughput (or greater), most studio
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Bottom line, If you are using a standard TV that you get in any store
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"uncompressed" video vs. a Bluray HD level of compression. Besides,
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just to mention a few tech hurdles...:
* TV isn't broadcasted in "dv quality"; it is (highly) compressed, esp. stuff via sattelite
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How can one record live and simulatoneously show what is getting recorded?

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how can one record live video and simulatoneously show what is getting recorded?
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Manmeet

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Lenovo g580 do I need to buy an external audio interface to record live instruments and voice ?

Hello, If anyone could help me please ?, I am wondering do I need to buy an external audio interface to record live instruments and voice onto my lenovo g580.?
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man 'O tunes wrote:
I'm preparing to expand my studio from a 1 man songwriting system,
to add the capability to record a complete live band, with 16 separate
simultaneous tracks recording. Am I dreaming?
Nope. I've been recording live bands with up to 56 channels at 24 bit 48kHz for three years now.
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2) Is there an audio interface device that could help shoulder some of
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Yes. Although with Logic Pro you can use only one drive at a time for recording. HOWEVER, I have been able to use SATA drives to record up to 56 tracks AT ONCE. So there is plenty of power there.
4) If not 16, what's the highest realistic track count I can hope for?
Again, I have done 56 tracks. 16 is a walk in the park in comparison to 56. I would recommend you invest in Apogee AD16X and DA16X, since in one interface you get ALL 16 inputs, and the other gives you the 16 outputs to go to, say, a mixer. And the sound quality is very very very good.
thanks in advance
You're welcome.
Cheers

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Don't normalise your recordings. All that does it raise the levels of the sound you want and the noise floor (background noise) as well. Usually there's no need to do this.
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I have read a lot of the previous postings and am unsure if anyone had a simple answer.
MacBook 2 GHz Core 2 Duo
1 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
OS X 10.4.7
Presonus Firepod using all 8 inputs
GB 4.1.2 (248.7)
While recording live, the recording will stop sometimes with a disk is too slow message.
Am I pushing the poor laptop too hard?
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it's usually a good idea to open a new thread, it helps others search for help to find answers, but since you already posted here...
1 Firewire to the computer
yes
1 Firewire to the external drive.
yes (order doesn't matter, BTW)
I then control the saving to from garage band using the save to command?
Or do I record directly to the external? How?
create, or move, your project on the drive, that's it.

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IF your camera has a Firewire out, it may work. In FCP, set "Device Control" to "Non-Controllable Device" and use "Capture Now." Be sure to adjust the Capture Now limit to whatever you'll need.
-DH

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I recently recorded a band practice, using 8 channels. I ended up with an 8 GB Garageband file. I'm trying to go back and split up the file into the different individual songs. Each time I "save as" to save a new song, it takes 7-8 minutes. Is there a better way to do this? Or another program to record live and then import into GB?

everything GB does is "non-destructive", the files always remain intact unless you delete the entire region.
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http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#saveasarchive )

Recording live: No measures, no metronone

I am trying to record live piano. Don't need or want metronome or measures on my time line.
1. Can I record so that the measure line is just time (second or minutes)?
2. Also, last night, i recorded straight threw 90 min or more....and at 1000 measures, it stopped recording and I did not know and lost a lot of cool stuff because I kept playing.
So, my main question (Garage Band 2.02) I wish to set up to record live piano, no measures or metronone, and have unlimited time once I click RECORD. (I am using mikes through a presonus interface, etc.)

Jon Mutchler wrote:
can you tell me approx how many minutes I have and how to get the max?
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#recordlength
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Record Live Streaming Video

Does iMovie allow me to play and simultaneously record live streaming video?

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Hi,
I created ecatt for Asset master in that recording there is sub field in which i need to enter data only after double clicking main field ,while recording i double clicked tha main field after upload txt file unless i double click the field it is not moving farward,
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