Question about audio

MidNiteHaloClub · 10-13-2005, 03:16 PM

I use the Dazzle to record my halo 2 videos. Its connect thourgh the Xbox adapter which then runs into my computer. Now when Im recording if I turn my computer speakers on, i can hear and record everyone that im playing with but not myself because as Im sure you all know when you talk your voice doesnt come out of your speakers.

Sooooo my question is how can i record my own voice in my games, or would i have to do a voice over or something. Id hope not that would SUCK

Any info would be great.

Also i use a program that came with the dazzle called Studio 9 for my video editing its pretty good. But theres a ton of programs they have on it that they want you to pay for and if i bought them all its probably be around $300 additional dollars.

What does everyone else use.

LATA

TooSweet Ova and Out

VendettA · 10-13-2005, 06:12 PM

well, what your capture card does, is it grabs your audio/video coming out of your xbox av cables. since your own voice does not come out of them, i dont see any possible way of capping this sound. the only way i see it, is if you had a mic set up capping audio the entire time you played, and you sync'd it with your halo2 cap footage.

DeXtA · 10-14-2005, 01:05 AM

The only way that you could record your own voice is get a microphone. Unless you get someone else to record whilst you are talking????

MidNiteHaloClub · 10-15-2005, 06:13 AM

What about this part of my post??

Also i use a program that came with the dazzle called Studio 9 for my video editing its pretty good. But theres a ton of programs they have on it that they want you to pay for and if i bought them all its probably be around $300 additional dollars.

What does everyone else use.

No on ehas answered that yet

10-13-2005, 03:16 PM	#1 (permalink)
MidNiteHaloClub GV Member - Level 5 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: City That Never Sleeps Posts: 83	Question about audio - 10-13-2005, 03:16 PM I use the Dazzle to record my halo 2 videos. Its connect thourgh the Xbox adapter which then runs into my computer. Now when Im recording if I turn my computer speakers on, i can hear and record everyone that im playing with but not myself because as Im sure you all know when you talk your voice doesnt come out of your speakers. Sooooo my question is how can i record my own voice in my games, or would i have to do a voice over or something. Id hope not that would SUCK Any info would be great. Also i use a program that came with the dazzle called Studio 9 for my video editing its pretty good. But theres a ton of programs they have on it that they want you to pay for and if i bought them all its probably be around $300 additional dollars. What does everyone else use. LATA TooSweet Ova and Out __________________ ~~~~~EPHRUM FOR PRESIDENT!~~~~~

10-14-2005, 01:05 AM	#3 (permalink)
DeXtA Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: OLG Venue Posts: 4,751 D e X t A TM	The only way that you could record your own voice is get a microphone. Unless you get someone else to record whilst you are talking???? __________________ open league gaming

10-15-2005, 06:13 AM	#4 (permalink)
MidNiteHaloClub GV Member - Level 5 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: City That Never Sleeps Posts: 83	What about this part of my post?? Also i use a program that came with the dazzle called Studio 9 for my video editing its pretty good. But theres a ton of programs they have on it that they want you to pay for and if i bought them all its probably be around $300 additional dollars. What does everyone else use. No on ehas answered that yet __________________ ~~~~~EPHRUM FOR PRESIDENT!~~~~~

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10-13-2005, 06:12 PM	#2 (permalink)
VendettA GV Regular - Level 9 Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 365	well, what your capture card does, is it grabs your audio/video coming out of your xbox av cables. since your own voice does not come out of them, i dont see any possible way of capping this sound. the only way i see it, is if you had a mic set up capping audio the entire time you played, and you sync'd it with your halo2 cap footage.

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