Something better than sound recorder!!!

[A4000_Mad]

Yeah I started off using sound recorder and clicking on the record button again after every 60 seconds. It worked but I ended up with music with jumps in it of course  :lol:

I now use Quick Record which is practically the same thing but with continuous recording for as long as you like and in both mono or stereo  8-)

[A4000_Mad]

Anthomatic wrote:
@A4000_Mad

That sounds more like what I need! Where do I find Quick Record? Is it part of Windows XP or do I have to download it? (I'm guessing the second one!)

I'm just trying to find out where I got it from for you. It's not part of Windows as it was originally E-mailed to me and then I registered it. I was then sent Quick Record 2 FREE which allows you to record directly to MP3 as well as WAVE. I'll keep looking..........

EDIT - Well I've found the original E-mails in YAM of my A4000 from June 2001 :-D :-D :-D

It came from www.reg.net with a registration address of support@msaxon.com

However, it doesn't seem to be listed at www.reg.net anymore. Oh well! :pint:    

[A4000_Mad]

@ Anthomatic

Disregard my last mate as they are now on Quick Record 3

http://www.ptpart.co.uk/quickrecord/




*** NEW FREE OF CHARGE OPTION ***  :banana:

[A4000_Mad]

@ Anthromatic

I actually still use Sound Recorder to trim some of my WAVE files captured with Quick Record as it has the two options:-

Delete Before Current Position

and

Delete After Current Position


My 'Wave Options' in Quick Record are:-

Sampling rate: 44100
Channels: Stereo
Bits per sample: 16


Oh... To convert my WAVE files to MP3 I've been using a program called CDex.

Good luck mate :pint: