Hey i am not advertizing audacity here lol i did say any recorder does even the windows onboard audio recorder can do the job….

now you ask what the heck is je talkin … well the secret is soo simple all you need on a single pc is a headphone… nooo no microphone bending cablecutting soldering tips here rofl :-)))

when you switch your windows mixer on (doubleclick on the little speaker in the tray) then you get a volume mixer now enter the options menu and choose properties, there you can switch to recording. now you have the record mixer open.. click the little speaker again and again the VOLUME mixer pops up… now you see them BOTH
1. in the RECORD mixer you go to “stereo mix” (on some mixers its called “what you hear”) ok that makes ALL LISTENABLE audio sources recordable with any prog.
2. Now look in the VOLUME mixer, under every slider is a mute checkmark. You should see a slider for WAVE and a slider for MIC as well (if not you can make them visible in the list in the properties window…. Menu Options) now just make sure all channels are muted that you dont want to record and ofcourse UNMUTE BOTH WAVE AND MIC …. Yeah THATS IT now you hear yourself talkin too and BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP Ouch that hurts LOL now you know why i sayd you NEED a headphone to do that. Its the only way to avoid the backcoupling your mic listens to your speakers but it cant when your head is between them :-))) VOILA the web is full of free audiosoftware and the windows recorder is already on your computer HAVE FUN :-)))

Best regards,
Blu3STar

Well, I participated in my first podcast, and I must say it was alot of fun. However, as with anything else, you cannot have pleasure without experiencing some pain. Our angst was realized with shyt scrape, err I mean Skype….

Try Freecorder here:
http://www.replay-video.com/freecorder/index_skype.php

One click records, and you can even pause while recording.