Micro / Teamspeak seperate Recording

[hzer]

Hello,

the program allows me to record seperate my microfon.

I know that i can switch in Action! Player the Source with A Button.

But how can i get the mircofon file exported or where is the file located.

The best way is when i start the record the program should build 3 files.

1 Gameplay avi
1.1 Gameplay Audio
2 Microfon Audio File
(3 Sound from Teamspeak)

all seperate like in dxtory its possible.

Can you help me?

[radi]

Hello,

the program allows me to record seperate my microfon.

I know that i can switch in Action! Player the Source with A Button.

But how can i get the mircofon file exported or where is the file located.

The best way is when i start the record the program should build 3 files.

1 Gameplay avi
1.1 Gameplay Audio
2 Microfon Audio File
(3 Sound from Teamspeak)

all seperate like in dxtory its possible.

Can you help me?

You microphone track is stored in the same file as your video. Your AVI file contains 3 paths. First one is video, second one is your system sound and third one is your microphone. Notice that some video editors may not support more than one audio track.

As for the second thing, after long discussion we decided to develop a feature that will allow you to create a separate audio path for each application you want to hear (up to 16).

[hzer]

will the feature be in on of the in the next updates?

Because that will solve my problem.

Adobe Premiere doesnt show the microfone file i only have the gamesound file.

[radi]

will the feature be in on of the in the next updates?

Because that will solve my problem.

Adobe Premiere doesnt show the microfone file i only have the gamesound file.

It's hard to say, after long discussion we decided to add feature like this but currently we have another features on our priority list like live streaming and web cam feature.

As for Adobe Premiere, I don't know if AP supports files with more than one audio path.

[hzer]

I´ll see it then.

But in my opion its good when a program hast this feature because other programs have it.

In the editing after the recording its much easier to fit all the volumen when i only can record my gameplay or whatever and make the mastering after it.

(Dxtory has it - Avermedia Capture Cards have it)