Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of the
Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?

Freddo wrote:
Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of
the Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?

Yep, replace with with something else. Pretty much ANYTHING else is an
improvement in all ways.

geoff

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"Geoff Wood" -nospam wrote:

Freddo wrote:
Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of
the Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?

Yep, replace with with something else. Pretty much ANYTHING else is an
improvement in all ways.

geoff



geoff advice is solid
yet you can extend the time by recording a blnk file, when recorder hits
60 seconds just click the record button before it stops, it will
continue recording
then save this blank file and load it into the recorder when needed
it a real pita I only had enoughpatience to create a 10 minute file I
called "blank recoding"
George

Thanks Geoff. Yes I do have a lot other recorders, 5 in fact and I know
they are better or more versatile at least.
Someone at work wanted to install a freeware recorder and I suggested the
windows sound recorder is already there for him.
So George, thanks for your answer too. Much appreciated.

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In article ,
"Geoff Wood" -nospam wrote:

Freddo wrote:
Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of
the Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?

Yep, replace with with something else. Pretty much ANYTHING else is an
improvement in all ways.

geoff



geoff advice is solid
yet you can extend the time by recording a blnk file, when recorder hits
60 seconds just click the record button before it stops, it will
continue recording
then save this blank file and load it into the recorder when needed
it a real pita I only had enoughpatience to create a 10 minute file I
called "blank recoding"
George

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Freddo wrote:
Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of
the Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?

I know the free version of Musicmatch has a record feature. I'm sure there's
more better free ones too.

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 16:03:43 +1000, Freddo wrote:
Someone here recently had the answer to extend the recording time of the
Windows recorder past 1 minute. Anyone know?



DAGS on Audacity. If you're using WinRec, this is better.
Open-sourced, free as in beer, free as in freedom. May well be Good
Enough for whatever you need to do with it.

When you bump up against the limitations of Audacity, when you have a
"wish list" of things you wish it could do, then you'll have a good idea
what you should look for in a commercial recorder.

Freddo wrote:

Thanks Geoff. Yes I do have a lot other recorders, 5 in fact and I know
they are better or more versatile at least.
Someone at work wanted to install a freeware recorder and I suggested the
windows sound recorder is already there for him.

Get Audiograbber.

So George, thanks for your answer too. Much appreciated.


Kind regards

Peter Larsen

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i use a soundblaster card and it came with a decent program that records to wav
format. its alright for quick ideas. i also use it to transfer my old cassettes
onto my computer and then to cd format.

I found a great program called Goldwave. Free demo version very solid.
Allows all kinds of recording, transfers wav to MP3, does compression,
time compression, EQ, .... FREE Demo allows up to 250 changes before
you can't save them any longer.

http://www.goldwave.com/

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