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Subject: New to Total Recorder questions
Hello,
I want to be able to record streams and my brother recommended Total
Recorder to me. I'm just wondering if there's anything in particular I
should bear in mind re accessibility when I buy and install it? I
I will say that while total Recorder is easy to use, as part of the
Sound Computing series, for a total of $9.00, you get fifty audio
tutorials/articles and four of them are instructions for setting up
and using total Recorder.
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depend on the use of Total Recorder you have
Replay A-v won't certainly digitally capture audio coming from WMP for
protected DRM files
That's one of the use I have for Total Recorder
btw I certainly don't plan to switch to Vista any soon.
On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 16:36:27 -0800
I myself here use Total Recorder in conjunction with other products
such as Sound Forge etc on the Pc, as Steve's already pointed out,
Total Recorder and Sound Forge for example are 2 different programmes
and cannot be compared with one and other though having said that if
you just want
Total Recorder is certainly a great valume-for-money piece of
software and you get great results out of it, the scheduler is nice
and powerful too particularly in the professional version.
On 29/12/2006, at 11:18 AM, Keith Gillard wrote:
I have experienced no issues with jfw and the Total
Hi,
I use total recorder nearly every day. I did not install the tr
driver but just use my soundcard. I use window eyes and have had no
problems in this mode.
Rusty
At 07:18 PM 12/28/2006, Keith Gillard spake thusly:-
I have experienced no issues with jfw and the Total recorder
Allison:
On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 15:23:48 -0500, you wrote:
Hi all!
I'm curious about total recorder, but I have some concerns. It's my
understanding that it installs drivers which may or may not interfere with the
performance of Jaws. I've also been told that these drivers can be disabled
Hi all!
I'm curious about total recorder, but I have some concerns. It's my
understanding that it installs drivers which may or may not interfere with the
performance of Jaws. I've also been told that these drivers can be disabled,
and was wondering if there was a way to insure the stability
I have experienced no issues with jfw and the Total recorder driver.
So go for it you will love the program...Keith
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changing the focus of the recent total Recorder question, I want to
offer some disquieting news.
Looking at the question of how best to capture Internet audio, the
two solutions I know are Total Recorder and Replay a/v. I know there
are others, but the4se I know. I started out as a fan
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:36 PM
Subject: Total Recorder into the future
changing the focus of the recent total Recorder question, I want to
offer some disquieting news.
Looking at the question of how best to capture Internet audio, the
two solutions I know are Total Recorder
absolutly. and it's damned accessible and cheap.
don't expect the fine tunning one have with the one of SoundForge
Tough.
On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:23:07 +1100, you wrote:
Hi!
Ok, I'm doing some sampling from cassette tape now. I've purchased a
registration for the Total Recorder noise
Hi!
Ok, I'm doing some sampling from cassette tape now. I've purchased a
registration for the Total Recorder noise reduction plug-in so I'll
run this over my work and see how it goes, from looking at it here it
seems very nice and configurable.
Dane Trethowan
Positive power and feeling from
Total Recorder version 6.1 is now available from
www.highcriteria.com. Here is some information about this new
version. -Steve.
High Criteria Announces Total Recorder V6.1
High Criteria Inc. Announces the Immediate Availability of Total
Recorder Professional
Edition, Total Recorder Standard
I think I have the lame encoder in the folder with total recorder, but
nothing I do will stop it from producing WAV files. I want MP3 files.
Any suggestions? What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance. Kurt
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the recording format. You will have a combo box to choose the
file format, also various presets for common formats.
Hope this helps.
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I think I have the lame encoder in the folder with total recorder, but
nothing I do will stop it from producing WAV files. I
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I think I have the lame encoder in the folder with total recorder, but
nothing I do will stop it from producing WAV files. I want MP3 files.
Any suggestions? What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance. Kurt
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Hello
I am new to the list and new to sound recording.
Using Total Recorder I am trying to convert taped material to digital
format. I have two questions.
1. In the new recording the track length is far longer than the actual
recording. I have been deleting this by selecting the unwanted
well about clipping extra material, all you need to do is set your right
marker and hit control delete, delete everything except selection.
Jorge
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Subject: Total recorder v 6
Hello
I am new to the list and new to sound recording.
Using Total Recorder I am trying to convert taped material to digital
format. I have two questions.
1. In the new recording the track length
thank you very mush. -
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Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: scheduling of total recorder?
It depends on what you want to achieve. In the example, you would
probably use the top one
Ok, here is how to make total Recorder version 6.0 (though the same
principle will work on earlier versions,) save recordings based on
the name of the show and the date.
this is not the only procedure to accomplish what we want, but it is
the one I use.
In TR, you can set a default file name
thank You verry much! i'm excited by this!
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Ok, here is how to make total Recorder version
thank you! looking forward to seeing that!
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the short answer is, yes, this can easily be done
the short answer is, yes, this can easily be done. I'll try to write
up a description of how to do it.
Dean
At 03:58 PM 8/3/2006, you wrote:
Hello,
is there a way to tell total recorder to save with a particular file
name where only the date changes? at the station where i work, we're
Hello,
is there a way to tell total recorder to save with a particular file name where
only the date changes? at the station where i work, we're thinking about
automating the recording of all talk shows. so i want to set it up in a way
that allows for a given program to be recordied and saved
Recorder 6.0 Accessability
Hi Roden and list:
You can download a free *trial version of Total Recorder from
www.highcriteria.com/
Cheers,
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Hi Roden and list:
The trial of Total Recorder is fully functional. What sets it apart from a
registered version is the brag screen you always get when opening an
unlicensed copy, as well as the extra little noise it inserts about every
sixty seconds or so in your recordings. Once you've
Hello!
I would like to know does Total Record software free to download?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 9:48 PM
Subject: Re: Total Recorder 6.0 Accessability
Hi Sunshine,
I set the Skype Sound
Hi Roden and list:
You can download a free *trial version of Total Recorder from
www.highcriteria.com/
Cheers,
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Hi Sunsine and list:
Darrell's description was on the money. Of course, the minute I picked up
the phone (activating the Internet phone wizard), my record and playback
device settings in Skype were forced back to the Internet phone wizard,
which Total Recorder definitely doesn't like. Now I
Hello,
I usually record from the sound card when recording with Total
Recorder 6.0.
Now I wish to record using silent recording mode, software mode,
with maximum acceleration. In the past, I have done this with
previous versions; but now it seems that I am missing something
Okay. So I can sort of use Total Recorder to record the audio from this
file I'm trying to convert to a wav file. I have TR set up to have sound
play through it. But Windows Media Player likes to grab this file every
time I try to play and record it through TR, and I can't seem to get
Hello list:
I've received a notice that Total Recorder Professional Edition 6.0 has now
been released.
I'm successfully using Total Recorder 5.3 for a number of tasks. But naturally,
there is no indication in the notice to suggest whether 6.0 would necessarily
be better in terms
PM
Subject: Total Recorder 6.0 Accessability
Hello list:
I've received a notice that Total Recorder Professional Edition 6.0 has
now been released.
I'm successfully using Total Recorder 5.3 for a number of tasks. But
naturally, there is no indication in the notice to suggest whether 6.0
Hi Darrell and list:
Thanks for the info. I'll give it a whirl soon.
Cheers,
Dave
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Hi
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Subject: Total Recorder 6.0 Accessability
Hello list:
I've received a notice that Total Recorder Professional Edition
6.0 has now been released.
I'm successfully using Total Recorder 5.3 for a number of tasks
Hi Don and list:
Your information is useful as well. Thanks for sharing it.
Cheers,
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Subject: Re: Total Recorder 6.0 Accessability
Hello David and other interested persons,
I don't know why High Criteria just got around to the official
release of 6.0. I
how are you getting total recorder to do the recording of skype calls?
please give us the steps as to how you are doing this?
thanks
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Hi Sunshine,
I set the Skype Sound Device options to Record Through Total Recorder and
Play Through Total Recorder, and checked the telephone option in TR. Try
that and let us know how it works for you. If not, I'll try to write up
something with greater detail.
Darrell Shandrow - Shandrow
it in real
time with Total Recorder. I want to do that, save it as a wav file if I
can, and eventually save That as an mp3 file. I need to save it as a wav
file first because I'm mixing other files with it before I turn the whole
thing into an mp3 file. Can anyone advise me? Thanks lots in advance
This message is from another list. It contains instructions
regarding how to record several streams at the same time using Total
Recorder version 6.0 or higher. -Steve.
From: Marco Curralejo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ok i'll try and run through it.
whilst in total recorder, tab to recording source
Replay a/v records silently, so one doesn't even know it is
happening. It can do this with streams of any streaming type. Total
Recorder can only do this with mp3 streams, and even then it is using
the sound card. The latest version of Total Recorder has added the
ability to record multiple
with Total Recorder
total Recorder is found at www.highcriteria.com, but I at least have
abandoned it in favor of Replay a/v, whose Url I don't have.
Dean
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abandoned it in favor of Replay a/v, whose Url I don't have.
Dean
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would someone quite familiar with total recorder please e-mail / phone me
off list. i have a client that i need to set up version 6 pro for, and have
never used it. need to get up and running with it, so i may assist my client
on monday morning.
phone:
207 353 5007
e-mail:
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Ok, I have a week of vacation coming up this coming week. Somebody give me the
URL where I can get a copy of Total Recorder. I want to take a look at it. I
keep hearing how good it is, and I want to take a look see for myself.
Thanks,
D. T.
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From: Jim Ruby
The URL is www.highcriteria.com and there is a standard and
professional edition of Total Recorder.
At 02:38 PM 3/06/2006, you wrote:
Ok, I have a week of vacation coming up this coming week. Somebody
give me the URL where I can get a copy of Total Recorder. I want to
take a look at it. I
Hey listers,
I am attempting to schedule my first TR recording. I think I'm on
the right track as far as the set-up, but I'm stuck on the
mini-browser. So, I guess what I need to know is once I pull up the
link to start the stream on the web site, what do I do next? I'm
sure it's something
I never use that mini-browser. I couldn't make it work. Assuming you
can identify the Url of the sound you want to record, copy it to the
clipboard from your usual browser. Now, in the schedule dialog,
don't check the box you checked, rather, check the one that says to
run a program at the
discussion list.
Subject: Re: Scheduling with Total Recorder
I never use that mini-browser. I couldn't make it work. Assuming you
can identify the Url of the sound you want to record, copy it to the
clipboard from your usual browser. Now, in the schedule dialog,
don't check the box you checked
this by scheduling Real Player to start streaming, if
that is even possible, then schedule Total Recorder to start
recording at the appropriate time. I know this is possible, I'm just
not putting it all together at this juncture. BTW, I am a Sound
Computing subscriber. Do you cover scheduling in one fo
Hello friends,
if there are total recorder v6 user here,
I'd like to know if you have been able to record 2 different streams at once
with the new version 6.
I mean, record these streams via scheduled recordings.
for some unknown reasons , it doesn't work here.
it work if I restart
Total Recorder 6.0 is now available from www.highcriteria.com. Below
is some information from the High Criteria home page that describes
the changes in this version. -Steve.
High Criteria Announces Total Recorder V6.0
High Criteria Inc. Announces the Immediate Availability of Total
Recorder
Is it possible to record with Total Recorder a Live 365 stream?
doesn't work for me.
Peter S.
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Could any of my fellow TR users please tell me if it is possible to
modify a preset in the recording source and parameters dialog box? I
guess it is no real problem to just delete a preset and start over,
but if I already have a suitable name, and all other settings are
satisfactory, I don't
I get this message when ever I try to install total recorder, and there isn't
any other version of total recorder on my comp. any thing I can check?
A newer version of Total Recorder is installed. You must remove it first.
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I am gradually completing a Total Recorder tutorial as part of the
Sound Computing series. So far, two major portions are complete,
with at least one more to follow. Sound Computing costs $9.00 for a
series of fifty articles, or at least fifteen hours of reviews,
mini-tutorials and other
Don't forget that you can set total recorder to use its driver only
when it is running. I use the driver for recording audio streams, but
don't use the driver when recording from the line-in on my sound card.
At 01:11 PM 1/30/2006, you wrote:
Hi,
When you install total recorder
The only app which alows direct access to the meter is SF.
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From: Donald L. Roberts
To: PC audio discussion list.
Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: Re[2]: Reading V U Meters In Total Recorder
Patrick, I know of no way to cause the V
Lynwood, you will not have that conflict if, when you install Total
Recorder, you say no to the prompt which asks whether you wish to
install the Total Recorder driver.
Don Roberts
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Hi,
When you install total recorder, you are given the choice to
install its software driver. I chose no, or uncheck the box so it
isn't installed and have no conflicts whatever. When I let the
driver install, winamp will no longer play songs with an invalid
sound driver message
Gentlemen:
Don't know anything about the meters but wonder if you guys can help with
the reason I rejected Total Recorder?
I am a subscriber to Freedombox and they for one acknowledge a conflict with
Total Recorder and I experienced other conflicts yet mention was made of you
using Sounge
Thanks Donald, I never tried Total Recorder but being able to
read the V U meters is a great feature and I am going to
check it out. I'd think that in Window-Eyes a hyperactive
window could be set up around the V U meters and have them
read automatically when they are at a certain value.
Tom
Hello Donald,
On Saturday, January 28, 2006, 1:10:54 PM, you bellowed the following:
I think that one can do that in Gold Wave; however, I have not found a
way to read the V U meter in Gold Wave.
Sure, I use sound forge to do this, but sometimes, particularly when I'm
doing something where
How do you read the V U meters in Total Recorder using
Window-Eyes?
Thanks,
Tom
** Original Message From: Donald L. Roberts **
Although I really like using Goldwave or Total Recorder,
contingent on what I am recording, I really like the fact
that I can read the V U meter in Total Recorder
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Subject: Reading V U Meters In Total Recorder
How do you read the V U meters in Total Recorder using
Window-Eyes?
Thanks,
Tom
** Original Message From: Donald L. Roberts **
Although I really like using Goldwave
Hello Donald,
On Friday, January 27, 2006, 7:10:07 PM, you bellowed the following:
This is the V U reading which I usually
adjust to about 60 percent when recording.
Is there a way to get the meter to read in DB rather than percentages?
I don't use total recorder much, but this would
Dean and Fazil,
Thanks to your help, I have at last found how to append to a file in Total
Recorder, rather than over-writing the original file.
In case anyone else wants to know how to do this, the steps are as follows
(I am using the Standard edition, so things may vary for those using Pro
Hello,
I've now tried to append to an existing file in Total Recorder. I have the
file on my hard drive, open it in TR and press Record. When I finish
recording and save the file, the original file is over-written with the
recording I have just made - the original contents of the file have
Hi. Make sure that Append to recording is active, as opposed to
Insert, on the play/Record menu. Then hit Ctrl-End to go to the end
of the current recording. Now record, and the new recording should
be appended to the original.
I just did it and it works, with V5.3 Pro, and I don't think
Hello,
In Total Recorder, does anyone know if it is possible to append further
recordings to a file which already exists, or would I have to create a new
file and join the two together? Is it even possible to join two files in
TR? I have done it in Goldwave but am not sure whether it's possible
from what I see, you will have to join them in goldwave.
hth
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Hello,
In Total Recorder
the answer to both questions is yes, you can append and you can join
files together.
Dean
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Subject: Total Recorder: Appending To A File
Hello,
In Total Recorder, does anyone know if it is possible to append further
recordings to a file which already exists, or would I have to create a new
file and join the two together? Is it even possible to join
Thanks for this. I will try it and see if I can get it to work.
Caroline.
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Sent: 30 December 2005 14:16
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Subject: Re: Total Recorder: Appending To A File
I had SP2 installed on my XP computers and now TR doesn't want to record
some streams. It appears to be streams that are MP3 based.
Any clues.
P.
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Listers,
Please will some one tell me where may I get the MP3 tutorial for Total
Recorder? I went to ACB Radio website but couldn't find it there. If I
remember it use to be there?
Some one on this list did send the link to me some time ago, I thought I
saved it vbut I can't find it any where
Hello, go to
http://www.acbradio.org/archives/mainmenu/mm0883.mp3
and the tutorial is about an hour done by Monty Icenogle.
On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 23:07:30 -0600, Carliss wrote:
Listers,
Please will some one tell me where may I get the MP3 tutorial for Total
Recorder? I went to ACB Radio website
I wonder if you have total recorder set to eliminate pauses. That would
shorten the time. listen to see if your program is all there.
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Hi all, I am using total recorder scheduler with total recorder
standard version, and I want to start a recording at 1 pm this
afternoon, and end the recording at 3.03 this afternoon, so, lister
Dean, said that when he used time duration, that there were fewer key
strokes, but I found as many key
Hi, Don, I have total recorder set to eliminate gaps in transmission in
the recording parameters dialog, and it is on software, as I want to
record a stream this afternoon at 1 pm, and Dean said that if you use
duration, there are fewer key strokes, but there seem to be as many in
duration mode
Hi all, I have recorded the thing I want, but even though I had the
radio button on time duration, and had set total recorder to start
recording at 1 pm which it did, it didn't stop at 3.03 pm like I
wanted, in fact, if all indicators were correct, in terms of how the
schedule was set, it would
.
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Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: how to insure propper time from total recorder scheduler
I usually use the duration feature, checking that box and then
choosing
Total Recorder can trim silence if you want it to. It could also be
told to stop recording when silence occurs for a certain length of
time, which isn't what you would want obviously but is a nice program
capability.
Marty, when I say that it takes fewer keystrokes to set duration than
with a
sound editor.
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Subject: Re: how to insure propper time from total recorder scheduler
Total Recorder can trim silence if you want
Hi all, I wanted to record something with total recorder scheduler, so
I set it up, but when I got back and checked the file that was supposed
to have been an hour long, it was only 52 minutes and 38 seconds long,
according to the jump to feature in winamp, so, first, is total
recorder scheduler
I usually use the duration feature, checking that box and then
choosing the duration, just because it takes fewer keystrokes to do,
but what you did to set the time is completely correct. I'm
wondering if the connection could have dropped during the hour you
were recording, such that only 52
Hello,
In response to an October 22 post by Dean Martineau indicating that
the buttons in version 5.3 of Total Recorder were not labeled, I
downloaded version 5.3 on November 7 and found the buttons now to be
labeled. I checked with Window Eyes 5.5 beta 2 and with JFW 7 and
found nothing
subject line says it all how do you go about chooseing the defualt wav format
to record in meaning right now i have 22,50 KHZ PCM 8 bit and would like to
change it to 44,100 PCM 16 bit
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Hello! open up the total recorder program. then tab thru the buttons until
you see one that reads recording source and parameters. Select this option.
Then a new list of buttons will come up. You can tab thru these until you
reach one that reads recording parameters change button. Select
Hi. I tried to solve this one, but wasn't motivated enough to download
their plug-in etc. I would try checking the first checkbox on the advanced
tab, which opens the mini-browser. With it, you can navigate to the Radio
Caroline page and thence to the correct Url, and probably capture that
Hi all, I tried to record with total recorder scheduler, and I
understood from this list that you had to have the stream going before
the recording could be made, well, I scheduled the time, and had the
stream going, but no file got recorded, instead, it said no signal, and
I don't know why it did
Hi Marty,
This might be a long message, because many things might have happened to
cause this problem. I'm remembering why I switched from standard to Pro now
as it's easier to schedule stream recording with Pro, but still ...
Ok, let's see. If you were at your computer, and total recorder
No you don't need to have the stream running. TR can start it for you.
P.
At 01:34 PM 29/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
Hi all, I tried to record with total recorder scheduler, and I
understood from this list that you had to have the stream going before
the recording could be made, well, I
No, not Total recorder standard,unless there is a work around for the
standard scheduler that I don't know about, which is very possible.
`Ann
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Hi Ann, I finally figured it out, because total recorder behaves the
way it does when you're making normal recordings, and by that I mean
that if a source like winamp or media player is started before total
recorder is, then, it won't record, because it sees a driver or
something like that, so
wow!
Well, you got it to work. You can always change the Output setting in Winamp
from the Wave Out plug in to the Direct Sound one. I don't like using that
one much myself, but it might not conflict with Total recorder.
~Ann
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Hi. Indeed, the buttons in tR5.3 are not labeled, and this works the same
in JFW as with Window-Eyes. The problem is minimized by the fact that
there are keyboard shortcuts for all functions provided by the
buttons. Part of the problem may be that they have streamlined the display
so that
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