The loopback method has been slowly phased out, even with XP machines. Recording audio is traditionally done two ways: either by using a “loopback” line exposed by the sound card in your PC, or by using a third party program that creates its own Sound Card Driver. But if you’ve recently bought a new Windows PC and tried to record audio, you’ve learned what I’m about to tell you the hard way. To understand why this is a big deal, it’s helpful to know a little about the technology behind sound recording. Today is the official release day for Freecorder Toolbar Sound Recorder, our new free audio recording application that makes audio recording in Vista (and XP for that matter) better and more accessible for everyone. Recording streaming audio, or sounds from any application, simply couldn’t be done. The Windows Vista Anti-Recording Conspiracy Thwartedįor several years now, the ability to record audio on new Windows PC’s has slowly eroded, until it’s become virtually impossible to record anything but your Microphone on new Windows Vista machines.
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