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John O Keeffe
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Sound Recorder

Post by John O Keeffe »

I want to record from old tapes on the computer but why can I only record 60 seconds of song in sound recorder.The 60 sec results are fine but most songs are 3 minutes or more.Is there some setting to allow more time to record a full song?
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Tommy Mc
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Post by Tommy Mc »

John, Sound Recorder really isn't intended for the use you want. I use Polderbits, but there are many other inexpensive or free programs that will record audio.
Exact Audio Copy (free)
Audacity (free)
dbpoweramp (free)
I could list dozens,and I'm sure some forumites can also add their favorites.....
Or browse here for demos: Hitsquad
Happy hunting.......

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John O Keeffe
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Post by John O Keeffe »

Thanks Tommy I downloaded Polderbits Trial and it seems to be exactly what I want!!
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Lou[NE]
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Post by Lou[NE] »

I use TotalRecorder from highcriteria.com It's not a bad program and a bit cheaper than Polderbits, but if I had it to do over I would use PolderBits.
Steve Frost
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Post by Steve Frost »

I haven't tried the others, but I'm very happy with Polderbits. Also like Depopper to take out crackle and pop.
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