Another skype problem

vaj1111 · Mar 3rd, 2008, 10:24 AM

I'm having trouble recording skype calls. Here's my setup

HP computer
Shure sm 58 mic
Peaveay 8 ch mixer
Edirol audio interface
Audacity
Skype
Pamela

When listening to the call it sounds ok, but as soon as I begin talking, skype begins to cut out.

I've tried to record the call in audacity and pamela with the same results. Do I need a second computer to do the skype part and the HP for my audio?

Also, when I record I managed to get the incoming skype caller on one channel and me on another but the one with me on it has both audios. I've tried the pan knobs panned left for me and right for the caller but I still get both audios.

Also, does anyone have any diagrams of how to set up the mixer, route the cables.

Any suggestions

AJ

sistie23 · Mar 18th, 2008, 04:32 AM

See I earlier use Audio Hijack Pro to capture and record the Skype calls on the roll before shifting to www.rhubcom.com conferencing appliance which has a built in utility to record meetings alongside ongoing presentation which is a good solution for biz bees fas us..for general skype recording Audio hijack pro seems a good solution..

EndGamePR · Mar 18th, 2008, 05:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sistie23

biz bees fas us

Fascinating. What language is this?

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Mar 3rd, 2008, 10:24 AM	#1
vaj1111 Junior Member New to the Alley Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2	I'm having trouble recording skype calls. Here's my setup HP computer Shure sm 58 mic Peaveay 8 ch mixer Edirol audio interface Audacity Skype Pamela When listening to the call it sounds ok, but as soon as I begin talking, skype begins to cut out. I've tried to record the call in audacity and pamela with the same results. Do I need a second computer to do the skype part and the HP for my audio? Also, when I record I managed to get the incoming skype caller on one channel and me on another but the one with me on it has both audios. I've tried the pan knobs panned left for me and right for the caller but I still get both audios. Also, does anyone have any diagrams of how to set up the mixer, route the cables. Any suggestions AJ

Mar 18th, 2008, 04:32 AM	#2
sistie23 Junior Member New to the Alley Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 4	See I earlier use Audio Hijack Pro to capture and record the Skype calls on the roll before shifting to www.rhubcom.com conferencing appliance which has a built in utility to record meetings alongside ongoing presentation which is a good solution for biz bees fas us..for general skype recording Audio hijack pro seems a good solution..