-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Using Windows Sound Recorder For Longer Than 60 Seconds

Andy, is this Program in Win Me?  I don't find it, maybe it's called something 
else?  Or is this the same thing I get when I right click on volume control and 
get
"adjust audio properties"?  --Glo
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From: Andy 
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 5:28 AM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Using Windows Sound Recorder For Longer Than 60 Seconds



A couple of weeks ago, someone started a thread about recording audio onto
your hard drive (The thread was about recording streaming audio off the net)
and what programs would do it.

I did mention that the Windows Sound Recorder would do if it was short, but
it had a 60 second recording limit. I know someone had shown me a work
around for this and I've just remembered. What you need to do is get a
longer .wav file , open it in sound recorder, then save it from sound
recorder under a different name. The next time you go into sound recorder,
you will be able to record as long as that .wav file was. So, the longer the
...wav file you save, the longer you can record next time.

Just thought I'd share!

Cheers

Andy





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