Bamafan wrote:That's what i'm thinking. But steve did say they normally had problems here so just be glad we have a connection.tgr8one wrote:sounds good but kinda far away. It's huge in the MGM but it could sound a bit better.
It depends. Now that they have a Winamp stream, in theory you could just use the WAVoutput plugin (or whatever its called) that basically writes whatever is playing to a wav on your HD. (I think thats what it does, never got it to work) But to record either the RealPlayer or Windows Media stream, most people use a prgoram called TotalRecorder. (www.highcriteria.com) What that basically does is take over your sound card, and it will record any output from the card before it gets played to your speakers. (A simplified explanation) It costs something like 20 bucks to register, or less if you dare risk the wrath of the DMCA and the feds. ; ) But as bamafan said, it's too late to do it tonight. Probally have to reboot, install, configure, so its not worth it. Best bet is to get it, and then play around with the rebraodcasts that they do during the off time. Not only can you work the bugs out, you can build up a decent collection of older concerts that way. Hope that helps.sterling wrote:dado. I was at the Dallas too. Loved the changed setlist. How do you record? Do you need special software?
good plan.Grashop444 wrote:Bamafan wrote:That's what i'm thinking. But steve did say they normally had problems here so just be glad we have a connection.tgr8one wrote:sounds good but kinda far away. It's huge in the MGM but it could sound a bit better.
Lets quit talking about it before we are kicking each other
webster3w wrote:It depends. Now that they have a Winamp stream, in theory you could just use the WAVoutput plugin (or whatever its called) that basically writes whatever is playing to a wav on your HD. (I think thats what it does, never got it to work) But to record either the RealPlayer or Windows Media stream, most people use a prgoram called TotalRecorder. (www.highcriteria.com) What that basically does is take over your sound card, and it will record any output from the card before it gets played to your speakers. (A simplified explanation) It costs something like 20 bucks to register, or less if you dare risk the wrath of the DMCA and the feds. ; ) But as Matt said, it's too late to do it tonight. Probally have to reboot, install, configure, so its not worth it. Best bet is to get it, and then play around with the rebraodcasts that they do during the off time. Not only can you work the bugs out, you can build up a decent collection of older concerts that way. Hope that helps.sterling wrote:dado. I was at the Dallas too. Loved the changed setlist. How do you record? Do you need special software?
OOps my bad.webster3w wrote:Buffet and Phish on the same bill??? That would have been quite a show. But one has phans and the other has the phlock so I can see some similarities.tgr8one wrote: When I caught him in Vegas a couple years back Phish was playing also, big culture shock phor a bit of them
im just glad i get to hear it at all 
2nd Corona already