SOUND RECORDER r- but without 60 second limitation

[Guest]

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me to
record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Specifically, the reason why I am looking for this program in the event it
is relevant, is because I wish to convert my cassette recordings onto my
computer into .wav format.

Any help or assistance would be enormously appreciated. Thanks in advance





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[Ionizer]

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me to
record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Specifically, the reason why I am looking for this program in the event it
is relevant, is because I wish to convert my cassette recordings onto my
computer into .wav format.

Yes, that final detail is relevant. I use the freeware version of
MusicMatch Jukebox for this purpose, as described here:
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/1316/ and here:
http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,17663,00.asp A wealth of
information on this topic, with other software recommendations, can be found
here: http://www.shareup.com/dadioh/

Hope that helps,
Ian.

 

[Andreas Kaestner]

I-Hate-Spam ([email protected]) schrieb/wrote:

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow
me to record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder
works, but there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Win95:
Edit Win.ini and enter the following in the [Soundrec] section:
max seconds=x (x = time in seconds)

Win98:
Record 30 seconds of silence, then use Copy&Paste to get
a large sound file. Reset the file marker to the start,
then record the music.

 

[Lenn-art]

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me to
record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Specifically, the reason why I am looking for this program in the event it
is relevant, is because I wish to convert my cassette recordings onto my
computer into .wav format.

Try Audacity. Its free, simpel and a lot of plug-ins (called 'effects'
in the vst-format) are around (I have also a Delay Lama - plugin It
has a big record button too ...

check http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ for info, screenshots.

 

[Alexander]

I-Hate-Spamwrote:
Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me
to

record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Just take a look at
http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/gmm/fwaudiorecorder.html

You will find here some good apps.

 

[Bebop & Rocksteady]

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me to
record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Specifically, the reason why I am looking for this program in the event
it is relevant, is because I wish to convert my cassette recordings onto
my computer into .wav format.

Any help or assistance would be enormously appreciated. Thanks in
advance

Audacity
check http://audacity.sourceforge.net

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[support]

I-Hate-Spam ([email protected]) schrieb/wrote:

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow
me to record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder
works, but there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Win95:
Edit Win.ini and enter the following in the [Soundrec] section:
max seconds=x (x = time in seconds)

Win98:
Record 30 seconds of silence, then use Copy&Paste to get
a large sound file. Reset the file marker to the start,
then record the music.

Or hit record once it reaches the end of 60sec, and again when it reaches 120sec
and so on until required length, then use tools options to adjust recording.

 

[dadiOH]

A wealth of
information on this topic, with other software recommendations, can
be found here: http://www.shareup.com/dadioh/

Old version, Ian. Current is http://mysite.verizon.net/xico

 

[dansheen]

Hello all, I am looking for a super simple program that will allow me to
record for longer than 60 seconds. Microsoft sound recorder works, but
there is unfortunately a sixty-second time limitation.

Specifically, the reason why I am looking for this program in the event it
is relevant, is because I wish to convert my cassette recordings onto my
computer into .wav format.

Any help or assistance would be enormously appreciated. Thanks in advance

DBpoweramp with auxiliary input. Simple to use and will convert your
cassettes to wave or any other format you want.
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

 

[P N P]

Hey, Goggle for a program called Xcorder, it's mostly used in recording
audio from radios when the operator is not home - and its FREE !!!!!!!!

 

[ab]

The sound record that comes with Windows can be made to record as long as
you like.

I'll post details and procedure if anyone is interested.

AB

 

[Eric]

Hey, Goggle for a program called Xcorder, it's mostly used in recording
audio from radios when the operator is not home - and its FREE

From the Xcorder site:
Soundcard: Soundblaster or compatible cards.

Looks like a serious limitation to me.

Eric