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Audio Record Wizard 6 war am 25. Januar 2013! als Giveaway verfügbar!
Diese Sotware hilft euch beim Aufnehmen aller Sounds, die euer PC von sich gibt, als MP3/WAV/OGG/FLAC-Dateien. Darüber hinaus bietet sie ein Stimmaktivierungssystem, Möglichkeit, maximale Dateigröße zu bestimmen sowie die Planungsfunktion zum Aufnehmen von Online-Audioprogrammen auch wenn ihr nicht vor dem PC seid!
Win 8, 7, Vista, XP
7.71 MB
$24.99
Mit Audio Record Wizard könnt ihr Audiotracks von Spielen oder Webseiten aufnehmen, um diese später als Klingeltöne zu verwenden. Wie wäre es mit einem Angry Bird-Klingelton?! Cool, nicht wahr?
NowSmart Talkin ist eine Sound Recorder Software für Windows 7 sowie spätere Windows-Versionen. Der Hauptunterschied zwischen diesem Programm und den marktüblichen Tool besteht darin, dass NowSmart Talkin Sounds vom Mikrofon und den Lautsprechern gleichzeitig aufnehmen kann. Einfacher gesagt, der Aufnahme von Online-Gesprächen steht nichts mehr im Wege!
@1 You can always set your Windows Sound Scheme to "no sounds" while recording and not get all the dings etc in your recording.
Just a thought...
Excellent program today with professional recording features designed to record in real time pretty much any audio coming from your PC (sound from a microphone, media player, website etc...), since it works directly via its sound card. It can also record any sound directly to MP3 format saving you tiume, space and well... money.
THUMBS UP from me!!
So does this mean I would spend 25 bucks for a program like this?
Hell NOT...LOL!!!!
- PORTABLE Audacity (because PORTABLE is better, you know??):
http://portableapps.com/apps/music_video/audacity_portable
- FeyRecorder
Awesome free Audio Recording and Text-to-Speech converting program: LET'S HAVE FUN DUDES...for FREE of course!!)
http://www.feytools.com/products/feyrecorder.html
- Acoustica Basic Edition
http://www.acondigital.com/us_Acoustica1.html
- Sound Recorder
http://glmet.codeplex.com/releases/view/98990
- X-Amp (==> great for music fans)
http://www.maxximate.com/
But, what if you wanted to capture sounds from other programs rather than what you hear??
The superb freeware SOUND LEECH can do this for FREE (works on W7 also)!!
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Audio-Editors-Recorders/Sound-Leech.shtml
Besides that, there is also an excellent FREE software called FREECORDER 7, I highly recommend you using, designed to record WEB (streaming)AUDIO & VIDEO files, and then save them on the HD of your PC as you hear or watch them!!
Please note that this is a revolutionary new browser-based video/audio recording and conversion program, enabling users to save and even convert any kind of videos and audios from over 1000 sites.
And it can automtically create MP3s files from ANYTHING you hear on your PC, including radio, worldwide TV channels and even Skype calls!!
http://freecorder.com
FULL TUTORIAL:
http://freecorder.com/fc7/user-guide/
So, once again ==> KI$$ YOUR WALLET GOODBYE: sounds good, doesn’t it dudes??
Ciao
Giovanni
Pros
*Record any sounds you hear coming from your computer
*Allows you to record streaming audio from any site like Pandora, YouTube, or LastFM
*Allows you to record sound from videos
*Can record sounds via a microphone
*Captured audio can be saved as MP3, WAV, OGG or FLAC
*Set up custom hotkeys for quick recording
*Place your own custom limits on recording (either by size or time)
Cons
*The program picks up all sounds coming from your computer. So if your computer beeps or dings at you… it picks it up. In other words, there is no way to tell the program to record sound only from a particular video or website.
Free Alternatives
Audacity
Final Verdict
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On Windows vista/7/8, click 'speaker' in the system tray, then 'mixer', then you can mute unwanted sounds while recording.
Last time I checked Audacity was NOT HD Aidio aware and could only record from discrete input devices, which makes it practically useless for recording the output of programs on any windows vista and above machines with nutered sound-chips or drivers that exclude a sound-mixer or wave-out input to enable loopback recording of the sound we hear.
This allows selection of input AND output "pins" of the installed windows audio devices so can select the speaker outputs as the record source. It does apear limited to a single stereo/mono sound source so will not record from multiple sources at the same time, so cannot for instance record from michrophone AND speakers at same time to record a two way conversation or voice-over to streaming DJ mixing session. OR a backing track AND ones vocals, or a backing track AND ones real musical device input via line in and vocals via mic in... and the whole lot recorded to the same multi-track container file, an AVI file can handle multiple audio streams in the same container file if one wants to avoid propietary formats and windows media player will normally downmix such multi-track AVI files into stereo output for listening.
It also apparently imposes a 2,000,000,000 byte limit on the recorded file length which is not a necesary limit on modern file formats, it mitigates it a bit by offering to auto-create a new file when the limit is reached but with modern systems like this is built for a 2G file length limit is not called for.
It is also limited to a maximum sample rate of 48K which is low by modern standards. I see no facility to select the sample bit depth, so must assume it is fixed at 16-bit even where the sound source is set for 8 16 24 bit integer or 32 bit float.
There apears to be no restriction on running multiple instances of the program and assigning each to a different input/output device but yet to see if there is any way to completely synchronise the commentcment of recording across 2 or more instances. I am hoping all will trigger from the same user definable record hotkey event but to make hotkey definitions stick across the manditory restart after assigning them the program MUST be executed with elevated rights or else it will not be able to register the hotkey assignments. It does correctly refuse to assign already registerd hotkey combinations.
I just tried to use assigned hotkeys to record on two instances simultaneously and only the first loaded instance started recording so looks like there will be no single key press multi-instance recording start/stop event... probably will have to be a distributed tone system to each sound source to synchronise the start event, if that is even practical.
It also does have a command line record function but the almost complete lack of reference documentation leaves that to be an exercise for the end user to guess how to use as I can find no obvious or less than obvious documentation, built in, online or otherwise.
On file autonaming macro strings I'd like to have a macro that defines the selected recording device name and another for its selected Input/Output pin name. So I can have auto generated unique names for multiple instances recording into the same folder all started at the same time from different I/O devices, and have them downmixed/dubbed in an external mixer/editor application at a later date.
I note the recording duration counter only has mm:ss and no hours position but not to worry, it has added hour digit on the 60th min of recording. I suspect that is by accident of runtime library handling of time than by design.
Another potential improvement would be to be able to hook into the outputs of the Vista and above Volume Mixer whereby the output of just the chosen application/s can be selected. Without having to mute the unwanted application sounds to keep them out of the recording. But I suspect that would be quite problematic in practice with applications sometimes crashing causing the input device to vanish mid recording, of course that can be catered for by simply stopping the recording with an optional alert of some kind.
I think this application shows promise but has the need for a few more advanced features (at least the ones mentioned above) and the removal of some of the develper imposed limitations and some serious local and online documentation of ALL the current facilities including the command line interface.
für linuxinteressenten:
es gibt 2 sehr intressante neue isos:
sabayon und fullmonty.
intressant weil es bei fullmonty nvidia unterstützung gibt was man sonst über die konsole laden muß.
da es integriert ist,einfache installation.
einmal 4,3gb und einmal 1,6gb (ca.).
für isosticks einberechnen.
einfach googeln nach dem dllink.
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retro retro.
also ich habs drauf und es kann in skype sehr reizvoll sein oder aber um eine anrufbeantworterfunktion zusammen zuschneiden und dann mir audiacity zu bearbeiten.
zum glück weiß nur icfh was gemeint ist *grins*.
jingels (freeware) aneinanderreihen und mit stimmverzerrung unterlegen etc.
also ich finde das heutige programm als freeware gut und es läßt auch kreativitäten zu,wie man sieht :-).
enjoy!
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Hallo allerseits
Heute bei Adobe schauen. Es muss nicht immer das neueste sein!!!
http://www.adobe.com/de/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html
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Hat es irgendjemand installiert und aktiviert bekommen?
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Failed to connect. What is the problem??????????????
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Installation fzt nicht. Wie stelle ich die alte GOTD Version von Feb12 wieder her, die ich vorher gelöscht habe???
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Hallo,
active.exe geht nicht. Verbleibende Zeit 11h 50 min.
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"Failed to connect. Pls tray again later." Danke, GOTD
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hey gibt es das auch für den amiga ab os 4?
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Ja, Mike, guter Tipp! Audacity kann ich sehr empfehlen. Leistet supergute Dienste. Dafür sind alle anderen Kommentare nicht sachdienlich und unnütz, und mittlerweile auch nicht mehr lustig!
Gruss, schönes Wochenende.
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Ein Blick auf die englische Seite verrät: Nimmt alles auf, auch unerwünschte Systemsounds, keine Editierfunktion! Bessere Freeware-Alternative: Audacity.
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das Programm hat bestimmt nur 120 kb, weil in .NET Programmiert.
der Rest is bestimmt dieser Trojaner-Decrypter mit 6,5 MB
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Lass doch die Verstellung, weiß doch jeder wer immer den ersten Beitrag schreibt und wer schizo ist.
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@ Klaus Peter, verutlich ja, sofern du da Win 7,8 oder XP drauf hast. *grins* Mindestanforderung steht doch dabei
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Zu 2. @Klaus-Peter's Anfrage. Auf meinem Sinclair ZX81 mit Valium - OS läüft es hervorragend. Also ganz KLAR, Daumen nach oben.
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Antrotteltroll : wie stelle ich Deutsche Oberfläche ein ??
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Gab es vor kurzem erst auf BitsDuJour - unbrauchbar, da die "automatische Auslösung" ordentlich Verspätung hat (Anfang z.B eines Liedes fehlt).
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@klaus-peter
Nein nur auf einem Atari ST!
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Läuft das Programm auch auf einem C64 mit Datasette?
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Doch, mit Planungsfunktion zum Aufnehmen von Online-Audioprogrammen wenn ihr gerade mal im Urlaub seid.Aufnehmen aller Sounds, die euer PC von sich gibt, weil dies wirklich wichtig ist. Sollte auf keinem Rechner fehlen, sogar mit deutscher Oberfläche und der Tobischizo sagt Danke GAOTD!
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