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Record an OpenGL animation

I need to record an avi from an OpenGL window (not fullscreen).

Do you know a free software for windows XP that can help me ?

How can I record an RTMP stream in real time?

How can I record an RTMP stream (Adobe Flash video and audio) which is currently playing, as-is?

I have a very long video which can't be downloaded by any downloader I tested. So I want to scroll it to the desired position, playback and record only a small part.

What is the easiest way to record an audio stream at a certain time on a pc?

What is the easiest way to record an audio stream at a certain time on a pc, using Windows? I need to be able to schedule it to start recording at for example 22:00 and stop at 00:00.

How can I record the sound output from programs in windows 7? [closed]

I would like to record the sound output from specific programs in windows 7. On osx I'm aware of programs called audiohijack and soundflower. I'd like to find something similar.

Is it possible to record TV via HDMI?

Is it possible to record TV via HDMI? If so, can you recommend a way for a Windows 7 user to record TV via HDMI to a laptop?

How can I record sound from the windows command line?

Is there an application capable of recording sound that I can run from the command line on XP?

Ideally I'd start it with one command and stop it with another. Or I could specify a duration with the starting command.

How do I record the VirtualBox screen to a file?

I'm using non-OSE VirtualBox which seems to support recording the VM screen to a file.

VBoxHeadless -c -f record.avi -s myvm

But somehow it complains with the following message:

Failed to load the video capture extension

Any idea how to enforce it?

Virtual Microphone setup (eg. play mp3 into the microphone port)

Is there a way to stream audio into the microphone port without jacking the speaker audio cable into the mic port? Operating systems: Windows, Linux

Record sound from a single aplication

I need to be able to record the sound from a single application (in this case minecraft) without the recording containing any other sounds from other applications.

I cannot just mute the applications as I need to be able to hear them whilst recording.

Is there any way of me doing this?

I'm running 64-bit Windows 7 if it matters.

The reason I'm asking this is that Windows has the capability of controlling application sound separately, so I figure it must be possible to record them in the same way.

Podcasting: Pipe internet audio to conference calls

I have a podcast and we use Skype and Audio Hijack to record all of us.

How would I go about piping audio so the other people on the Skype conference call can hear it real time? I would like a software solution if possible. I realize they are several hardware solutions available.

Native audio capture for Windows 7

The traditional way to capture audio is to pick a "Stereo Mix" or "What U Hear" recording device and record in a program like Sound Recorder or Audacity. However that relies on your sound card exposing that feature.

In Vista they introduced an API to capture your PC's sound output independent of any sound card support, but it seems few programs have added that feature. Does anyone know of a program that does it that runs on Windows 7? FRAPS does it but records video as well, which I don't want.

How to download video from a recorded webex session?

I have a link to recorded webex webinar, I wish to download the video and convert into different format. How should I go about the downloading the recorded webex video ? Appreciate your inputs.

Recorder for AutoIt

Does anyone know where to find the latest AutoIt recorder? The one here does not work. It does not find RWSettings.alg and I do not know what that is. Any help will be appreciated.

How to increase fast-forward/rewind on Vista Media Center recorded TV shows?

How do I granularly increase the various fast-forward/rewind speed/rate for each of the speed settings for skipping through commercials?

The current defaults go from barely faster than playback, too fast for unexpectedly short commercials, to omfg its so fast I can't see what is happening.

Do people suffer with these defaults, or is there some better setting in the registry, or elsewhere?

Free media center PC software which runs on Windows XP

Is there something which may:

• Play music, at the very least in MP3-format
• Play video in various codec's
• Helps in recording video of shows from TV through a TV-in card
• Helps in organizing music and videos
• Works with a keyboard and mouse

Additional pluses are:

• If it also is possible to browse the web through it, or at least start the web browser
• Has some games. Maybe through MAME or some other emulation like SNES or something.
• If it's also possible to control it through a game pad.