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I'm having psychoterapy through Google Meet and would like to record the sessions for studying them later. But Google does not allows recording natively except if you are the inviter and pay for a premium account. This is not the case.

How can, then, I record both the microphone and the speaker audio of my PC on the same file, without needing to downgrade the audio quality by using a second microphone to record the speakers, like I'm doing by placing a cellphone on the room and recording through it?

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If you would like to record your desktop session with the same quality as that of your screen and speaker, you could use a screen-recording program.

One of the better-known is the open-source ShareX, which can record in video the whole screen or a part of it.

There exist other products that do the same, but ShareX was the only one among those that I checked that supports Windows 7 according to its documentation.

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Maybe you can try EaseText. It claims to be able to record & transcribe both the microphone and the speaker audio of computer on the single file.

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