Sound Recorder

Do any of you geeks know how to configure Sound recorder in WinME to record beyond 60 seconds? Or is this the max that it was designed for?

 

Yes, you can, but its annoying. You have to click the record button every minute to make it start again. Its not the best tool in the world though, and there are lots of freeware wave editors on the net these days

 

Thanks Goldie...any suggestions as to what might be the best and still user friendly??

 

This one looks interesting, Baz. editor I'd come up with some more but I gotta run for a minute.
Bill

 

Thanks Bill. That looks as though it will fill the need quite nicely. I'll D/L this proggie when I get home and check it out. I took it as a high compliment that you thought that I was BAZ

 

Oh man. This is my night for mistakes. Sorry Bocce. Rule to self. NEVER post when in a hurry. You ever get to San Diego I owe you more than a few drinks for that screwup.

 

Cool....

 

Now thats a cool program. Personally, I use Cool Edit Pro v2.1, but thats just because I use it semi-professionally (recording people, mastering tracks, video soundtracking...), and now its turned into Adobe Audition, and therefore much more expensive

 

Hey Boccemon....there is a way... takes a little fiddleing but it works... first open recorder, turn off mike or any sound source, and record for 60 seconds, then save it as 'blank.wav'... now click on 'insert' and insert the file you just made, and the limit will change to 120 seconds, do this for as many times as you have to, and then 'save as' give it another name... I made one called 5minuteblank.wav. The next time you want to record something, ...open 5minuteblank.wav, re save as... give it whatever name you want, and then record..... works great.

 

billH, send me a ticket and I'll join you both in a couple of drinks. Bazza

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Sounds like Geeks West to me.