Abuser
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How to NOT record TS3 while recording.

Sat Mar 29, 2014 8:13 pm

Okay so I once made a thread asking if it was possible to not record TS3 in Action! and they simply said no. I knew it was possible so I went and looked around the internet and found out how. I will now show you how.

* I am not responsible for anything you do to your computer. Everything you do in this tutorial is at your own risk. *
*Note: I only tested this using Windows 7!*

First you're going to download and install (x86 if you're 32bit, x64 if you're 64bit Virtual Audio Cable http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm

Now that it is installed open Virtual Audio Cable Control panel.
On the top left of the Virtual Audio Cable Control Panel you will see Cables and it should be set to 1 by default. Set it to 2.
Keep everything else the same. Should look something like this now.
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2 cables should know show up. Keep in mind we might not have the same settings and it is fine.
Okay now since that is done you can close the control panel.

Now on your taskbar right click audio and select Playback Devices.
It should look something like this with Line 1 and Line 2. Speakers are my speakers it can be your headset or whatever you use.
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Now right click Line 1 and select Default Device if it isn't already. Now right click your speakers or headset or whatever you use to hear and select Default Communications Device.

Now go to the recording tab.
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Right click your mic and select Default Device.
Right click Line 2 and select Default Communications Device.

Now right click Line 1 and Line 2 and select Properties. Then go to the Listen tab.
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Now do the same thing for Line 1 and 2. Check Listen to this Device and Under Playback through this device select your speakers or Headset. Remember do the same thing for Line 1 and 2.

Now that it is done Open Teamspeak and go to settings then Playback and select Line 2 as your playback device. Like this.
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Now save and it should now NOT record TS3.

Okay now keep this in mind. You can do this for most programs so they don't get recorded by Action!.
LINE 1 IS YOUR SYSTEM DEFAULT DEVICE THAT ACTION! CAPTURES! SO IF YOU DON'T WANT ACTION! TO RECORD A CERTAIN PROGRAM MAKING NOISE SET YOUR PLAYBACK DEVICE TO LINE 2 IN THAT PROGRAM MAKING NOISE.

Enjoy and if I missed anything please reply.
Last edited by Abuser on Tue Apr 22, 2014 9:16 am, edited 1 time in total.

Abuser
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Re: How to NOT record TS3 while recording.

Tue Apr 22, 2014 9:14 am

Bump so people can see.

samaf
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Re: How to NOT record TS3 while recording.

Fri Oct 24, 2014 5:57 pm

Hi,
For me it does not work, I always sound TS3 on my video. Do you have another solution?

Cordialy,
Samaf: P

ricochetj
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Re: How to NOT record TS3 while recording.

Mon Oct 27, 2014 6:08 pm

samaf wrote:Hi,
For me it does not work, I always sound TS3 on my video. Do you have another solution?

Cordialy,
Samaf: P
Abuser, good job on showing action users how to do this. I believe there is a tidbit of information missing though. Every time you want to use virtual audio cable for separating audio channels you have to open up an audio repeater which can be found under the "Virtual Audio Cable" folder under the start menu of windows named "Audio Repeater (KKS) or (MME)"

I'll link a tutorial that jackfrags on youtube does for dxtory, but it can still apply to action.

Jackfrags Tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jw6YAoai8fQ
You can skip to 21:33 in the video to see how to set up the repeater.

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