[any ANONYMOUS forum user]

HI!

I saw you clip about Replay Music (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-audio-stream/Replay-Music-record-any-web-radio-station-or-streaming-music-service.htm), or at least part of it until i downloaded it. But i have a program that plays streamed music from the net through the program to faster and better qualtiy. But it don't seem to work. Is it because its not on a web-browser or is it some way to play what i actually hear in the speakers?

Please help me

[Stream Recorder]

Have you read the user guide? Do you use proper audio settings?

What kind of OS do you have? What program do you use to get "faster and better qualtity"?

[bajsbarn]

I think he means like last.fm, i think i've tried that to but didnt help.
I got XP, and what you mean with proper audio settings, what should it be like? And user guide, is that like the help section you mean?

[Stream Recorder]

If you click on the question mark in the top left cornet of Replay Music (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-audio-stream/Replay-Music-record-any-web-radio-station-or-streaming-music-service.htm), the user guide will be opened.

I was referring to the Configuring Replay Music (Settings) (http://www.applian.com/replay-music/support/user_guide300.php#settings) of the user guide, namely:
For most streaming recordings, use Audio Driver as the input source. If you're recording via the Line-In port on your PC (i.e. recording old Vinyl albums), or if Sound Card isn't working, then you can change the recording source.


I've tried to record a couple of songs from Last.FM with Replay Music on Windows XP and had no any problem with that.

Just make sure to reboot your computer after installing Replay Music. And try to change the Input source in the settings if it doesn't work for you.

Please let me know if you have any more questions.