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# PyClip | ||
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_Always able to record already said things_ | ||
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## What is PyClip | ||
PyClip is a python script that give you nuclear power in voice chat. This has been created in order to be able to "Clip" things like on twitch on my friend's discord. | ||
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PyClip is a python script that give you nuclear power in voice chat. This has been created in order to be able to "Clip" things like on twitch on my friend's discord. | ||
To do this after configuration, PyClip will listen and continuously record last 2 minutes of theses channels. If you want to save the last two minutes, you only have to write something in the console app or use the F2 key. | ||
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Please use this whisely and do not create too much trouble. | ||
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## How to install | ||
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If you want to listen to some app such as discord, ... Please read _How to listen to apps_ section. | ||
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- Download and install latest version of Python (working on 3.9.6) | ||
- Run Setup.cmd and configure your entries with your wanted label | ||
- To autorun paste the created StartupPyClip.cmd file into the startup directory (Windows+R => shell:startup) | ||
- Run the script with Start.cmd | ||
- Be sure that [ffmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org/) is installed and added to your PATH | ||
- Download and install latest version of Python (working on 3.10) | ||
- Run Setup.cmd and configure your entries with your wanted label | ||
- To autorun paste the created StartupPyClip.cmd file into the startup directory (Windows+R => shell:startup) | ||
- Run the script with Start.cmd | ||
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## How to listen to apps | ||
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As Pyclip can only record "Microphone", you have to use a virtual cable as the output of the app you want to listen. | ||
To do this follow this procedure: | ||
- Install a virtual cable app (for exemple [this one](https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm)) | ||
- Select it at the output of your app | ||
- In the sound configuration pannel choose in the cable output's properties "Listen on this peripheral". Choose your headset. | ||
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You should be able to hear your app sound in your headset and select the cable in PyClip configuration | ||
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- Install a virtual cable app (for exemple [this one](https://vb-audio.com/Cable/index.htm)) | ||
- Select it at the output of your app | ||
- In the sound configuration pannel choose in the cable output's properties "Listen on this peripheral". Choose your headset. | ||
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You should be able to hear your app sound in your headset and select the cable in PyClip configuration |
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