- License:
- Free to try; $29.95 to buy
- Editor's Rating:
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- Downloads:
- 101,855
- Requirements:
- Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
- Limitations:
- 2-minute recording trial
- Date Added:
- March 08, 2006
Publisher's description of All Sound Recorder XP
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All Sound Recorder XP enables you to record sound and play it back through your sound card or any other source, such as a microphone, a VCR, a line-in jack, a telephone, a data CD, a DVD, or an audiocassette player. You can grab any sound, including music, movie dialog, and game audio, from your computer or from the Internet. Captured sounds can be saved in WAV, MP3, WMA, or OGG formats using real-time conversion. The program offers direct support for RealPlayer, Winamp, Windows Media Player, PowerDVD, Flash, and QuickTime. All Sound Recorder XP also supports sound-data active-recording-mode technology; when you play sound from the Internet, it often pauses, but All Sound Recorder XP will pause recording until play continues.
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Editor's review of All Sound Recorder XP
This utility adds some useful features to the standard Windows Sound Recorder. For one, All Sound Recorder XP adds volume control. For another, it records directly into formats other than WAV, such as MP3, OGG, and WMA. It also lets you record streaming audio or voice into compact files. We found the automatic naming of recorded files useful. To avoid recording silence, the recorder comes on only when there's sound. You can set the timer to stop recording after a specified interval, or you can use the full-blown schedule to record your favorite streaming audio shows while you're away. The bundled sound editor can handle simple edits such as fade-outs or cropping, and it can apply effects such as vibrato, flange, and delay. Though the interface is attractive, it's also quite small and somewhat patchy; for instance, file information is cropped when you use larger system fonts. Also, All Sound Recorder XP often hangs when other programs are running and only offers a short, two-minute recording trial. Home users who dabble in audio may enjoy this program, but aficionados can keep looking.
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