All Sound Recorder XP enables you to record sound, played back through your sound card and any other sound sources like microphone , VCR, Line in, Telephone, Data CD, DVD, Audio tape player etc.
You can use it to grab any sound, including music, dialogs from movies, game sounds etc. from your local computer or the internet. Captured sounds can be saved in WAV,MP3,WMA or OGG format, using real-time conversion (without creating temporary files).
The program offers direct support for RealPlayer, Winamp, Windows Media Player ,Power DVD ,Flash, Quick time and many others.
Also All Sound Recorder XP support sound data active recording mode TM technology this feature is very useful to record sound when from internet. when you play sound with like RealPlayer or Windows Media Player from internet, often pause and wait.
So you record sound often have silent.but if you use this feature All Sound Recorder XP will pause recording automatically when pause playing until playing continue so with this feature you recording file not have any silent. It is very easy to use.
Here are some key features of "All Sound Recorder XP":
· Sound data active recording mode technology
· Visual audio files editor
· Record any sound from sound card only if you can hear it
· Recording time schedule support can start and stop recording at any time you set
· Real time MP3,WMA or OGG encoding , no temporary file created
· Real time resampling and mono/stereo converting also support 8bit
· Automatic volume normalization when recording
· Record Volume Control Support
· Direct-To-Disk Long Time Recording Support
· Record History List Support
· Easy-to-use User-friendly Interface
· MP3 VBR and WMA V9(VBR) endcode Support
· Auto play wav,mp3,wma,ogg file when recording stop
Requirements:
· Full duplex sound card
· 16MB RAM or more
· Intel Pentium or compatible processor
· Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP operating system
Limitations:
· can record no more than 60 seconds
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fix wizard function bugs
· Sometimes recording files clipped
· Remove normalize function (we think set recording volume will get same result)
