Recording System Audio in Bootcamped MacBook Air

I am trying to record system audio on my MBA under windows. However, there seems to be only Digital Microphone input. On my other windows, I can record input from Stereo Mix. This is for recording System Output like web radios.

This option only came in with Captivate 6.1 Subscription Edition. It's also in Cp7. If you do not have these versions you won't see it.

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I am wanting to record my system audio on Windows XP SP3 on Bootcamp however all of the methods that have worked on my past Windows PCs have not worked.
I assume then it has something to do with Bootcamp but I can't figure it out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,

Step one: list what you have: hardware, software, programs etc and devices
Step two: usually, Google a combo of the above
You would have to have pre-2011 Mac to use XP, and I'm of the "XP is 10 yrs old and only Vista SP2 and above is really supported anymore" though.
Why Mac? is at top of the list. You can build a custom PC to fit your needs, rather than try to retro-fit and go the other way. Choose the right tool for the job. Sometimes a Mac, sometimes linux, people want the classy looks of MacBooks and 95% of the time works as a standard laptop, but it is the 5%. Battery life, heating and cooling, and special uses.
A Mac Pro workstation is closest to a full size tower PC but even there, at least it has multiple drives, add-on cards (PCI Express) but costs more than a basic tower PC.

I reinstalled operating system software on my MacBook Air (Yosemite 10.10.3) and tried reinstalling Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. I was able to install the software into my Applications folder but I was unable to enter the serial number or go any further with the

I reinstalled operating system software on my MacBook Air (Yosemite 10.10.3) and tried reinstalling Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. I was able to install the software into my Applications folder but I was unable to enter the serial number or go any further with the installation. When I click on the Adobe Acrobat icon in the Applications folder, nothing happens.

Hi Tom,
kindly check the System requirements | Acrobat family of products—older versions (XI, X, 9)
For serial number message try:
Error "Invalid serial number" | Acrobat 9 | CS4
Thanks,
Atul Saini

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Why is there suddenly no audio on my macbook air?

did you put your Air to sleep with headphones attached, or closed the monitor with phones attached?
Do not sleep your Air (close the monitor with headphones attached) with headphones attached, this is known to affect some Air under Mavericks.
* this occurrence is being looked into.
Much testing on my own and others as well show that, in some instances, this occurs in Mavericks.
If you choose you may contact Apple for an appt and diagnostics.
However as said, refrain from having phones attached when you close the monitor to prevent this until it is resolved
Test this and re-verify
peace

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I am trying to simply record a video but there is no options for recording system audio, therefore it will not recrod the sound. Is there anyway to do this?

Hello,
Welcome to Adobe Forums.
You have option of Audio Recording in Adobe Captivate while using Software Simulation or Video Demo (Captivate 6.0)
You can move the Microphone (For Audio Recording) closer to Computer's speaker.
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I know how to do a screen recording in QuickTime X but I want it to record System audio. How would I do that?
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/17717642#17717642
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Non-system disk error on macbook air mid 2012 windows 8 bootcamp, non-system disk error on macbook air mid 2012 windows 8 bootcamp

everytime i try to install windows 8 on my macbook air mid 2012 via usb i keep getting that error after bootcamp partition and reboot...
does anyone know how to solve it ? its not my flash drive cuz i've already tested 2, and both have the exact same error.
error:
Non-system disk
press any key to reboot
and if i try to hold the alt/option button while its starting i can get to the windows 8 install screen, but when i select the partition bootcamp to install it doesnt let me move on.. and yes i've clicked on format in the windows installer screen, and yet nothing works..
HELP.

There are no Windows 8 Bootcamp drivers yet so Windows 8 is unsupported. Go the the Bootcamp forum and read all the posts from Windows 8 users who can not get Windows 8 running correctly because there are no drivers. https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp

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Look at the downloaded file on your computer. If it has an extensions, as in "filename.ext", then what is that extension. If none is visible then select the file. Press COMMAND-I to open the Get Info window. In the filename panel uncheck the box to Hide the extension to make it visible.
Lastly, check the camera's manual to find out how to get audio files out that would be compatible with computers, especially Macs.

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I've been offered a chance to upgrade to a current MacBook Air at work.
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Apple products always come with the latest. Just set up yopur system, and the run software updates to get any late changes from Apple. iLife 2011 is also included with your MBA. If the question you are actually asking has to do with other software versus OS, that is a much bigger question, and would be dependent on what you intend to do with the system.
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Hardware Requirement for Recording System Audio

Hi all. I want to record the system audio using Captivate,
but that function in my PC is disabled. I read all previous topic
regarding this problem and wonder what's the minimum requirement
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Thanks!

Welcome to our community, LyreLu
There used to be an issue with RealTek hardware, but the
developers addressed that with a patch for Captivate 2. Captivate 3
shouldn't need anything special to work with that hardware.
As for system audio, it is my understanding that this issue
is one created by the hardware. You have a couple of options.
1. Obtain a small patch cable and connect it from the Speaker
out to the Mic or Line in line. Then record audio as it plays.
(I've done this with reasonably decent results)
2. Use software that overcomes the issue. One such product is
called FreeCorder. You may visit the download page using the link
below.
Click here to visit
the site
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I have just had a new Macbook air with OS X 10.9 on it.
The audio works on speakers and also on headphones when I start up the computer, but after I plug in my headphones and used an application like Skype or just itunes, and then close the screen for a while, the audio stops working on both the mini-jack port and the built in speakers.
Yes, I have tried all the steps from this article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1574
The built in speakers are on, it is not muted, the volume scale goes up and down - but there is no sound output whatsoever.
If I restart the computer, the audio works again, but it is getting a little tedious having to restart my mac whenever I want the audio to work.
Anyone with similar experience? Am I unknowingly doing some kind of keyboard shortcut that disables all audio?
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Maiakm
but after I plug in my headphones and used an application like Skype or just itunes, and then close the screen for a while
Yes, this is a known little issue Ive personally tested quite a lot, .....techs are working on a fix.
A: if you put your Air to sleep keep headphones unplugged
B: go into Sys preference > energy > UNcheck "put hard disks to sleep" on both tabs
C: IF you have the APP BOOM installed........REMOVE it, period
Peace
Am I unknowingly doing some kind of keyboard shortcut that disables all audio?
No, its a little issue to be fixed in Mavericks with the Air.
REF:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5482053?start=60&tstart=0

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