This recording is more balanced than the first I posted here, where my partner is heard much louder than my own input. Here I called a regular phone from my skype account and increased the level of my USB Logitech mic to about 80%.
Hello everybody! I just wanted to share with you my experience today! I'm so happy to have found people so patient who indicated me what to do and why, thank you to all of them!
Finally, I have recorded a conversation with the Skype Lady on my Dell XPS desktop. I am not going to make you read all the details, but this is what I have received from Dell so I can have the "stereo mix" choice under the recording options.
Just want to let you know that my unsuccessful journey down the road of webcasting, has left me only one option… to cheat.I’ll remind you, I am the person without a stereo mix option on either my home computer or my school laptop – both Dell.I originally called tech support but hung up frustrated.While attending the NCETC I looked up the Dell rep to pl
... happened during this evening's webcast academy weekly meeting. I thought it had happened last Thursday but when I listened to the playback I found that the flat level of noise was not me being recorded quietly but was in fact noisy silence.
However over the last week I have made progress in eliminating echo on Skype by dividing the job of recording and playback between my USB soundcard and my internal soundcard.
And this evening I managed to make a recording. The attached file is not coherent as it consists of three test slices of the meeting and I have not edited it at all. I notice that the sound levels are very variable. I was controlling sound levels through Audacity but the recording would need more manipulation to level them out even further if I were publishing this.