quoted 7 lines if you have a soundblaster live! card (either the full or value) the
> if you have a soundblaster live! card (either the full or value) the
>drivers allow you to actually record wave output, so you could use sound
>forge or whatever to do a live recording of the .ra stream into .wav,
>which is pretty swell. assuming that yr internet connection is
>fast enough to handle the data stream without annoying interruptions,
>rebufferings, etc.
>