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To all my Mac users out there: What are you using to record Skype calls? Anyone know if Audacity 2 will allow Mac users to record system audio?

• sbmassey 15y ago
  Rogue Amoeba's Audio Hijack Pro works for that.
  • mgkimsal 15y ago
    I couldn't get audio hijack pro to actually do that. no, wait. I could, but... it's a pain to have to boot it up before a skype call - some earlier version would not record unless skype was loaded after AHP, for example. I broke down and spent the whole $20 on ecamm's call recorded for skype plugin. http://www.ecamm.com/mac/callrecorder/ http://www.ecamm.com/mac/callrecorder/ It works. Exceedingly well. Each side of the conversation gets recorded in to a separate channel. You can set the quality. It does video, and you can get each side of the video out as a separate vid file too. And it's always on. I have it set to record automatically, but it'll throw it away if it's < 5 seconds. A little popup comes up with a red off button so I can stop recording on the boring calls, but by default, I'm recording. I record most of my calls to customer service departments this way. "This call may be recorded for quality purposes" I take as them giving me permission to record the conversation, so I do.
• wildwood 15y ago
  Audacity plus Soundflower will do the trick. http://cycling74.com/products/soundflower/ http://cycling74.com/products/soundflower/
  • cowmix 15y ago
    SoundFlower is a little buggy on Lion still.
• tommorris 15y ago
  WireTap Studio. I got it with one of those MacHeist or whatever bundles a few years back.