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Topic: Audiograbber and Vista - (Read 33 times)
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wwarsi
Junior Member  From:Houston, TX, USA
Registered: May 2007
Posts: 2
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I just tried to put Audiograbber on my new Windows Vista machine. Some parts of the program do not work. The main window does not have some features. I cannot open the MIXER control. Any suggestions?
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Tomb
Moderator  From:Biggleswade. Where?
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 1933
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The Mixer does not work under Vista. It's the only known fault so far. What are the others you have found?Audiograbber works up to XP. As it is no longer developed I doubt we will see a fully Vista compatible version. ------------------
Tom Please Read this before asking any questions. It makes life easier. My Audiograbber Guides
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wwarsi
Junior Member From:Houston, TX, USA
Registered: May 2007
Posts: 2
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Thanks Tom. I have not fully explored Audiograbber in Vista yet but Mixer is a very important tool for digitization. I do hope that a Vista update will be available. I am now looking for some other comparable freeware. I would welcome suggestions.
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Lathe
Junior Member From:
Registered: May 2007
Posts: 1
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Try using this FAQ -
http://www.applian.com/support-vista.php Enable "Stereo Mix", and then right click on the speaker in the system tray, select "Recording Devices", right click on "Stereo Mix" and adjust the volume. Works for me!
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pezland
Junior Member From:
Registered: May 2007
Posts: 1
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quote:
The Mixer does not work under Vista. It's the only known fault so far. What are the others you have found?
I can't get the internal Fraunhofer codec to work in Vista. Yeah LAME is better for quality, but I'm looking for good quality low bitrate and the smallest possible file size for long voice mp3s. Sigh. Vista.
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goldman
Junior Member From:London
Registered: Mar 2002
Posts: 6
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Likewise I cant get Fraunhofer "internal"
encoders to work, even though I modify the system.ini and drop in system directory
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Tomb
Moderator From:Biggleswade. Where?
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 1933
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Microsoft has ensured that you cannot use the Fraunhofer codec in Vista for use by third party applications such as Audiograbber.It states that: In Windows Vista, you cannot use the Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 codec (L3codeca.acm) to create MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) content in a third-party application. Because of licensing restrictions, you cannot use the L3codeca.acm file that is included in Windows Vista to encode MP3 content. More here. ------------------
Tom Please Read this before asking any questions. It makes life easier. My Audiograbber Guides
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NlasSim
Junior Member From:
Registered: Nov 2007
Posts: 1
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i've got a problem with audiograbber in windos vista and couldn't find anything in google that could help me..
when i'm choosing line in sampling only the message "could not find any soundcard". i have a realtek high definition audio soundcard with the newest driver. never had problems with audigrabber in xp andI really have no idea where the problem is and what i could do. can u please help me??
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Tomb
Moderator From:Biggleswade. Where?
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 1933
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See here.------------------
Tom Please Read this before asking any questions. It makes life easier. My Audiograbber Guides
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Lustrum
Junior Member From:toronto canada
Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 4
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I have Windows Vista and I installed Audiograbber anyway, and it works perfect.The glitches that Audiograbber encounters using Vista are for features that the average person doesn't use. You can convert your CD's to MP3's without any problems
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Lustrum
Junior Member From:toronto canada
Registered: Dec 2007
Posts: 4
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hello tombI posted in december that I had no trouble grabbing tracks from my cd's using windows vista...problem is that it's saving the files as Windows Media Audio file (.wma)and not as Mp3. The settings are exsactly the same as my other computer using windows office, so it should be doing the same, grabbing the wave track, converting to mp3, deleting the wave track, and saving the mp3 track. what can I do?
am I skrewed?? I love audiograber and I hate looking for new wave to mp3 converters, every time I download a new converter I either hate it or it turns out to be a trial version. can you recomend another converter that is as simple as audiograbber if there's no solution to my problem
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Tomb
Moderator From:Biggleswade. Where?
Registered: Jun 2002
Posts: 1933
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Under Vista the mp3 codec that ships with Windows is no longer accessible to other programs. You will need to download the lame mp3 codec and extract the lame_enc.dll to either the Audiograbber directory or the system32 folder under WINNT.Download lame from here. ------------------
Tom Please Read this before asking any questions. It makes life easier. My Audiograbber Guides
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Pylon
Junior Member From:Portsmouth, UK
Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 5
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Hi
I have a prob with audiograbber/lame on vista.
The MP3 it creates suffer from what I can only describe as "stuck record" they get part way through the MP3, then a section of about 3-5 seconds just loops endlesly as the counter carries on counting seconds.
Wierd huh.
any ideas?
Ian
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TominAustin1
Junior Member From:
Registered: May 2008
Posts: 2
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I bought a Vista laptop that has no line-in inputs, so I'm using a SoundBlaster Live 24 bit external USB card.The Stereo Mix fix works ok with the mono microphone input, but does not work with input from the USB card. The question is, how can I record line in stereo to a computer with no line in inputs? T.
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shridd1
Member From:Wolverhampton, UK
Registered: Oct 2003
Posts: 144
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Are you sure the mic input does not also double as the 'line in' stereo input, too? Usually does on laptops AFAIK...
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