Thanks rojo - that worked a treat - for anyone else who's interested, that means that using a free program like audacity now works to record the construct application also.

I made a custom recorder in 'Processing' that can launch from my Construct app.

I couldn't get your .cap to work tho - it says 'no module named ctypes'

Hi scidave,

any progress on this one? I'm about to finish up some instruments for release, and I'd love to be able to include a record function...

Cheers!

Al

Unfortunately I didn't know how to get the original script you posted to work...

but anyway, I'm eager to see what you come up with!

Cheers!

thanks, I think that's what I'm after...

but to clarify, I'm creating an instrument in Construct - basically I'd like to have a button on the screen, so that when I press it, it records all the sounds that I'm making with the instrument. So what I need is a way for my Contruct application to record itself...

is that possible?

Also - I will be using multiple xaudio objects in my application - and I'd like to be able to record them all simultaneously to a single stereo .wav file...

so that might make it a bit trickier...

anyone know?

Someone posted a python script for it in another thread, but I couldn't understand how it worked (I'm not a programmer myself)

If anyone knows how to do it with script, please also explain how to implement the script.

Many thanks!

construct is brilliant! sets a new standard in tools for non-programmers like me - as far as I'm concerned anyway

looks forward to C2 - keep up the amazing work!

Brilliant! Too easy

Thankyou so much

Is it possible to make a 'trial period' for my applications, so people can download a fully functioning demo that only works for say, 30 days - before they buy the full version?

Something like MMF has...

Cheers!

I'm developing instruments in Construct, and I need a way to record the audio output of my application - within the application itself

I'd like to be able to use the 'save dialogue' to show where to save the file.

Any ideas?

Hi there scidave,

I'm not really familiar with the workings of python, could you please put this into a .cap?

Also, is it possible to use a 'save dialogue' to select where to save it to, either before or after it has recorded? and if so, how?

ok, so it seems that if I delete the .persist file, then the .caps will load - crisis averted!

But i have to delete the persist files everytime i want to load a .cap - what's up with that?

brilliant! thanks

so if I just keep the structure of the py.zip and _ctypes.pyd files in my application this should always work?