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Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s worth with
Sound Recorder?

Or suggest a free alternative. All I need is to record something from a
tape - nothing fancy. Sound Recorder is sufficient but for the above
limitation.

"Zed" <> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s worth
with
> Sound Recorder?
>
> Or suggest a free alternative. All I need is to record something from a
> tape - nothing fancy. Sound Recorder is sufficient but for the above
> limitation.
>
> Your best bet is to go to www.download.com and look for a few thigns on
there.
Most are free trial but there might be a few freeware programs on there that
will do the job.

I dont know if you can adjust the length with sound recorder. I use
samplitude Producer for my work which is rather more complicated and
expensive but it is my job.

Rob

"Zed" <> wrote in message
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: Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s worth
with
: Sound Recorder?
:
: Or suggest a free alternative. All I need is to record something from a
: tape - nothing fancy. Sound Recorder is sufficient but for the above
: limitation.
:
:

Our company produces a product called RIP Vinyl which will record from any
audio source on your PC, including streaming audio via the mixer control

You can download a free trial from www.ripvinyl.com/?041111

The demo version inserts beeps on each track, and it costs only US $7.00 for
the registered version, which is nearly free.

Anthony Wieser
Wieser Software Ltd

Zed wrote:
> Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s
> worth with Sound Recorder?

Make a "template" file...

1. record 60 seconds of nothing or something
2. move time slider back to start position
3. goto #1

Repeat until you have recorded a length => whatever you really want to
record.

4. save the file

When you want to record something, open your template file and record
over it.

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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 14:08:10 -0000, in
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Zed scrawled:

>Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s worth with
>Sound Recorder?
>
>Or suggest a free alternative. All I need is to record something from a
>tape - nothing fancy. Sound Recorder is sufficient but for the above
>limitation.
>

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Zed wrote:
> Does anyone know how to ensure that one can record more than 60s worth with
> Sound Recorder?
>
> Or suggest a free alternative. All I need is to record something from a
> tape - nothing fancy. Sound Recorder is sufficient but for the above
> limitation.
>
>

I like MP3 Sound Recorder by Cooolsoft.

It is shareware, but the trial allows you to record up to 3 minutes.

http://www.download.com/MP3-Sound-Re...ml?tag=lst-0-8