I have Total Recorder 8.2 with JAWS 11 and Windows XP Pro. TR is working fine;
recording streams and stuff. However I must have VOX turned on because
recording stops on quiet passages. Anyone know how to turn VOX off and record
everything? Thanks.
Howard
I assume vox is an driver spisific feature? I ask as I don't see it on
my side. Probibly you use one of the older drivers wich are working
better with xp, so I cannot really comment on that as I'm on windows7
with the latest 8.5 with the curnel filter driver.
On 17/11/2014, Howard Traxler
Hi there!
My reply to the original post didn’t come through so I’ll try again.
Rather than fiddling around I suggest your first port of call be the Total
Recorder web site, I’m willing to bet that this topic will be covered in one of
the FAQ sheets there.
On 18 Nov 2014, at 7:59 am, Aidan
Kind listers,
Can anybody please tell me the easiest way to append an mp3 file to
the beginning of another mp3 file using Total Recorder? This has
become necessary due to a technical problem with my Internet
connection this morning. There was a brief interruption, and I would
like to put the
hi can you eddit with total recoder but at the same time i won't want to
loose quality if its gona reencode the file. stew
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you use the insert file options. I think you can insert a fille at the
beginning, at the current position and at the end of the file.
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. stew
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Kind listers,
Can anybody please tell me the easiest way to append an mp3 file to
the beginning of another mp3 file using
A couple of weeks ago, either Bob Seed or Doctor DJ posted a message
about Total Recorder and which of its drivers to use. I wish I had
saved that message because I just bought a Windows 7 machine and am
reluctant to install Total Recorder until I know which of its drivers
to use and which
Hi Don.
I highly recommend the kernel mode filter driver if you are using 8.x.
The reason is you can use the same features with software recording
without an actual driver present on the system.
Hope this helps.
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Hello all,
If you guys had problems with Total Recorder hanging upon exit, how did
you fix it? I did somehow but can't remember how. Currently using the
latest build of 8.1 and it's the Professional edition. This is on a
Professional 32 bit laptop.
Many thanks in advance.
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Subject: Total Recorder question
Hello all,
If you guys had problems with Total Recorder hanging upon exit, how did
you fix it? I did somehow but can't remember how. Currently using the
latest build of 8.1 and it's the Professional edition. This is on a
Professional 32 bit
Thankfully I've never had that problem with this software though I have had
problems where the installation just sat there doing nothing, don't know how I
fixed that one either smile.
The Total Recorder tech support area is extremely handy and very helpful so if
you continue to experience this
Hi all,
It is not at the installation where it hangs. If I do get this problem
myself, or I know somebody who does, I will suggest it to them. Can't
wait for my very own license!
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The same way you would pull up a file in notepad or word.
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Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 12:17 AM
Subject: Re: A Total Recorder Question
Okay..guess my question
yes it does.
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Does this apply to the Standard edition as well? What you've written
Oops..my mistake! Am running Total Recorder 7 (standard).sorry about
that--smile..yes..I know that there are differences between the standard
and pro) editions of TR..although I don't know what those differences are!
Tom Kaufman
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Subject: Re: A Total Recorder Question
Oops..my mistake! Am running Total Recorder 7 (standard).sorry about
that--smile..yes
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well, one major difference is that one can record skype calls. but it's
wierd, I can record and it will pickup event sounds, jaws, but not winamp or
windows media player
Well for your purposes and the discussion here I don't think its going
to matter too much.
Tom Kaufman wrote:
Oops..my mistake! Am running Total Recorder 7 (standard).sorry about
that--smile..yes..I know that there are differences between the
standard and pro) editions of TR..although I
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well, one major difference is that one can record skype calls. but it's
wierd, I can record and it will pickup event sounds, jaws, but not winamp or
windows media player.
Rick
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Um..afraid this doesn't tell me much; let me explain further: what I want to
do is to take an already existing file that I have on my computer (actually
it's on my external drive)..and change the bit rate. If this can be done in
Total Recorder 7 (standard)..what do I do to make this magic
Right so now we know where we're at smile, yes you can do that but you'll
need to alter a few settings, some of this has already been addressed.
Load your file into Total Recorder first if its a wav, mp3, Flac, or whatever
then Total Recorder should be able to handle it.
Now from the file menu
But that's the thing: how do I load the file into Total Recorder? Please
forgive me for showing my ignorance..but I'm just not understanding the
procedure of loading a file into Total Recorder!
Tom Kaufman
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By opening the file as you would any other document, is Total Recorder not
seeing or recognising the file? What type of file are we talking about here?
On 27/11/2009, at 12:48 PM, Tom Kaufman wrote:
But that's the thing: how do I load the file into Total Recorder? Please
forgive me for
msn
bellevue@gmail.com
skype
lord_of_beer
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Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: A Total Recorder Question
No, he doesn't have two sound cards
I'm talking about a file that I have on my external hard drive; I have it in
a folder..what I'd like to do is to change the bit rate. But how do I
connect it with Total Recorder? This file is in no way connected with
Total Recorder. Hopefully I have cleared this up!
Tom Kaufman
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I'm talking about a file that I have on my external hard drive; I have it in
a folder..what I'd like to do
Hello Milton and list: The file in question is an MP3 file. My copy of
Total Recorder is registered; all I need to understand is: how do I get to a
file (that I didn't record, using Total Recorder..and how do I change the
bit rate!
Tom Kaufman
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More info: yes..I know where the file is saved..I may have even figured out
how to get to it with Total Recorder opened..but I haven't figured out what
to do once I get to my file.
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Hello Milton and list: The file in question is an MP3 file. My copy of
Total Recorder is registered; all I need to understand is: how do I get to
a file (that I didn't
Yes! Yes! Yes! This is what I was looking for (and apparently wasn't
asking it right)..now then..if I want to change the bit rate of a file, do
these same instructions generally apply? Thanks!
Tom Kaufman
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I spoke too soon; I can get as far as doing the control-O to open and then
look for my file. But then..once I've found the file, Alt-F does nothing!
What am I doing wrong?
Tom Kaufman (aka Tomcat)
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yes, once you're in the change area you can make those decisions.
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Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 10:53 PM
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Yes! Yes! Yes
Did you hit enter on the file to bring it into total recorder?
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I spoke too soon; I can get
Oh..no I didn't! Let me try that..and will get back to ya!
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Success! It worked! This all started when this particular tune wouldn't
play in one of the music rooms at a site called VIP Conduit! I had heard
that, sometimes by changing the bit rate, a file would then play! Oh but I
never knew how to do it (I know some people have Gold Wave..and do file
not at all! that's what we're all here for smile.
Total Recorder and Goldwave I have to say are probably some of the most
amazingly priced titles in the audio tools shopping basket I've ever seen for
Windows. I can't comment on Total Recorder Standard edition because I've never
used it but I
Hello list: I have Total Recorder on my Windows XP machine; I love it for
recording things..but seems to me that it'll do other things as well; one of
the things I'm wondering about is being able to convert files..or changing the
bit rate..is it possible to be able to do this with Total
to the
file.
Hope this helps.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:33 PM
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Subject: A Total Recorder Question
Hello list: I have Total Recorder
Okay..does this work for files that weren't recorded using Total Recorder?
And if so, could someone tell me exactly (step by step)..how this is done?
Thanks.
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Okay..does this work for files that weren't recorded using Total Recorder?
And if so, could someone tell me exactly (step by step)..how this is done?
Thanks.
Tom Kaufman
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Okay..guess my question is this: how do I get a file that I already have on
my computer into Total Recorder to convert it (or do what I want, be it
raise or lower the bit rate ETC?
Tom Kaufman
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Okay before we go any further can you tell us which version of Total
Recorder you have as I believe there are some differences on this score
between the Standard and Professional versions of the software.
Tom Kaufman wrote:
Hello list: I have Total Recorder on my Windows XP machine; I
: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 4:33 PM
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Hello list: I have Total Recorder on my Windows XP machine; I love it for
recording things..but seems to me that it'll do other things as well; one of
the things I'm wondering about is being
I use Total Recorder 7, Professional Edition.
With previous editions some years ago, one could easily locate in the main
window, info such as duration or length and current position.
Not having success with this now. Can anyone tell me how one can easily access
this kind of status info.
Regards,
Hey Dave,\
Right me privately. I have the program here I will send it too you as a
file attachment.
Scott
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Hi,
Total Recorder can be downloaded from www.totalrecorder.com/downloads.htm.
Jani
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For a long time
For a long time now I have seen messages about how accessible Total Recorder
is, and so I went to downloads.com a few days back and downloaded Total
Recorder and Audio Editor. To say that it was anything but accessible would be
nothing short of a lie.
Obviously, I must not have gotten the
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For a long time now I have seen messages about how accessible
I have the latest version of total recorder, and i am having a strange
problem that i do not know what is going on
Using windows xp home 512 ddr ram, a sound blaster audigy 4 pro i believe
the sound card is
First of all i had replay av in and tried the program out i uninstalled the
program,
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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First, make sure you have lane_enc.dll set up in this
folder: C:\WINDOWS\system\Lame_Enc.Dll
Next, go into the Recording Source and Perameters dialog, and make
sure Convert using Recording format specified below is
checked. then hit space on the Change button to open the dialog to
set the
: total recorder question
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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Hi,
If you are using the sound card rather than total recorder's
driver, simply change to the what you hear option
Yeah, that's in the helpfile. You always have to start tr first and then
play your audio to record.
Jorge
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Hi,
If you are using the sound card rather than total recorder's
driver, simply change to the what you hear option, or if you don't
have that option, which, I believe only creative labs products do,
try stereo mixer or whatever your sound card has for such an option.
H t H
Rusty
At
Hi, Don. I finally tested that Total Recorder problem, to review, we're in
the advanced dialog of the Auto-stop recording feature telling the program
when to stop recording. The second check box lets us say that if nothing is
recorded for a given number of seconds, the recording should end. I
When I initially posted this approximately three weeks ago, it did not
elicit a single response. So I thought I would try again.
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From: Donald L. Roberts
I am using Total Recorder professional, version 5.2. My question,
however, centers on a
segment of Total
Don, good mystery. I think the culprit here may be phantom information
from a screen reader. In sum, I'm going to suggest that you write to
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screen reader, then please share your answer with me. They are very
responsive.
I
Dean, Thanks for your prompt response. In your response, you stated:
I haven't moved to 5.2, still using 5.1. I hadn't poked my head into
the
auto-stop recordingdialog, so thanks for the opportunity.
Using JFW, I don't see the problem you report. Maybe I'm
misunderstanding,
not unlikely.
I am using Total Recorder professional, version 5.2. My question, however,
centers on a
segment of Total Recorder which is fundamentally the same since version 4.
Pardon the length of this; however, I want to make it clear what I am trying to
find out.
Suppose one is making a recording in
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Subject: Total Recorder Question on Setting Bit Rate
Greetings All! Just wondering If any of you could help me find the
setting to set the rate in which total recorder records audio. I did
something and the size of my audio files is five times larger
I have just subscribed to KDHX hi band width stream. It requires a password
when I click on the tune in button. Is there a way to get total recorder to
know this and and put in the passwrd and user name when recording a
scheduled program.
P.
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scheduler item if it requires a password. That is an unfortunate gap in
the program.
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I am still hoping someone can please give me directions on how to schedule a
job with t.r. I have asked a few times and know that some of you can do
this independently, but I can't figure out the advanced page where you have
to use the tuner. I would love either a concise tutorial on this
Of Stephen Jolley
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 8:13 PM
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Subject: Total Recorder question
Normally Total Recorder will record to an 'untitled file' which must be
saved.
There is a way to configure it to record directly to the file 'tr'.
Is someone able to prompt my memory
Normally Total Recorder will record to an 'untitled file' which must be saved.
There is a way to configure it to record directly to the file 'tr'.
Is someone able to prompt my memory? I'm installing version 5.1 but have had
to build the system from the start for reasons you won't want to be
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Subject: Re: Total Recorder Question
Sounds as if you did not actually record any material.
At 03:35 PM 12/21/2004 -0800, you wrote:
Greetings! I just put Total Recorder 5 on my new XP System and when I
record any thing I can't
i am trying to record my voice. i am getting only drizzle when i play it back.
my microphone is working as i'm able to record in sound recorder. i've tried
checking and unchecking all the different boxes. do i need to be doing
something else?
shirley
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Hi Danielle,
What did you finally have to do to resolve the conflict?
Richard Justice
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Hi,
I've come to the conclusion that I'll never be able to use total recorder
and skype together
Thanks for that,
Danielle
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Danielle,
There is a way to use Total Recorder with Skype
Hi,
Well, I've solved all of the problems that I've had with total recorder so
far thanks to all of you people. Just one more question though?
I found how to schedule record but I don't see an option to tell it what to
record from? Does that mean, that if I wanted to record a radio show, I'd
Hi Danielle,
What did you finally have to do to resolve the conflict?
Richard Justice
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Hi,
Well, I've solved all
Daniell: Asuming that you have Total Recorder Standard (don't remember
which version you have) you have to have already clicked on the stream that
you want to record from. HTH
Tomm Kaufman
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Is there a way to have total recorder record all files in a directory
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Here's how I have my settings if this is any help to you, I have no trouble
here.
Firstly, I have Total Recorder as my default playback and recording driver,
this I set upnder Audio Devices, under Sounds in the Windows Control Panel.
Try setting
Hi, I use total recorder and works fine, but why would I be able to play back file
recorded with total recorder and work fine and others recorded also via the web only
play back what I typed. Some radio broadcasts such as Blumberg radio and wbix am
radio record and play back just as good as I
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On 7/7/2004 at 10:07 AM Mike Mote wrote:
Hi folks! This may be a dumb question, but here it goes anyway. I'm
trying to clone my desktop setup on my lap top, and I
for the product
if you request it.
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Hi folks! This may be a dumb question, but here it goes anyway. I'm trying
to clone
I actually have two questions. I believe there's a way in Total Recorder to
set it so it will not begin recording until the sound begins. I haven't
been able to find that.
Also, once recorded, how can I cut out a lot of silence at the beginning of
the file?
Cindy
Determine that the thing can
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