At 09:46 AM 10/15/2003 -0500, joe@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I believe Total Recorder (very inexpensive) (Win only) can be set for
timed
recording, also the new Sound
Forge 7; I've used TR for unattended recording but not the Forge.
http://www.highcriteria.com/
Interesting note (or not): when you click on Help\About in the
program, it
has an option to go to the "highchiteria" hope page. People don't
proof-read
squat nowadays.
On the home page you will find something resembling a phonograph in
front of
a computer monitor.
Yes, TotalRecorder will time the recording, but it is used to capture audio
as it feeds to the sound card. It is used for streaming audio and I believe
will impose three layers of conversion - ADC, DAC, ADC - to create the WAV
file. It does not have an option to terminate on silence, but can be set to
eliminate silences; the drawback to that is that quiet spaces between
segments of dialogue may be lost due to the inability to set the level of
"silence".
Mike
mrichter@xxxxxxx
http://www.mrichter.com/