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Audio Recording
I've tried using Resco (the free demo version) as an audio recorder but the quality was really bad - to be fair I didn't have a clue what setting to put it at and tried a few with no success.
I need to record lectures and am just downloading noteM to see if I have any more success with that. Can you tell me the what I need to put the settings to for recording lectures? Many thanks | |||
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I'm not using notem right now, so can't tell you the specific settings. but I'd suggest you try Vito sound explorer trial and see if the recordings improve.
http://www.vitotechnology.com/en/pro...dexplorer.html you can also read this.. http://menneisyys.freeweb.hu/mp3/ | ||||||||||
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Last edited by Rishad; 10-02-05 at 08:34 AM.. |
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It seems that noteM chooses it's own settings? When I was testing it, the recording time seemed to be just under 2 hours.
I tried it out, recording a lecture and considering I was sat at the back of the room, the sound quality was excellent. However, it only recorded for 3 minutes! What did I do wrong? The only thing I changed was where I wanted to save the file to. On the test it was defaulting to the main memory. I don't understand the way it displays free memory and to make sure I didn't run out of memory while recording, I changed the option to save to built in storage. | |||
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