Total Recorder version 8.0 is now available from www.highcriteria.com. This is a free update for people who have previously purchased Total Recorder. Here are the changes in this version:
A new kernel-mode filter driver is introduced. This new driver simplifies the settings for recording in software mode and resolves some of the problems with older types of Total Recorder drivers. Improvements to the user interface include the following: A new skin engine. One default skin is supplied, which you can choose to use for many of the Total Recorder windows. Total Recorder's main window has been redesigned, and it can now be resized. The "Recording source and parameters" dialog and dialog for format selection, are restructured. Many other improvements. Support for audio files in Monkey's Audio (APE) format. Ability to specify a pre-defined recording level for recording from a sound board. This level is automatically set when a recording starts and the original level is restored when the recording completes. Enhancements to playlist operations include the ability to find duplicates in a playlist and to sort playlist items based on their track numbers. After a system re-boot, Total Recorders scheduler now looks for jobs that missed their start time or were executing, and launches them. Artwork is stored in Ogg Vorbis files based on official specifications Other minor enhancements. Total Recorder can now be set as the default system program for certain types of files. Total Recorder can save an audio file with a different speed than the speed with which it was recorded. An audio file can be converted to another format when saving based on split conditions or when saving tracks into separate files. You can also set the destination folder to be the same as the source folder during these save operations. Improved background-recording functionality: If a reference URL contains alternative links, Total Recorder will try to use another link when one link does not work. In the case of network problems during a scheduled background recording, Total Recorder can try to reconnect to the specified URL. In addition to the Sound Image Panel and the Sound Image Window, a new Ruler Panel can be used to position within a sound file. Many other minor enhancements. Total Recorder now supports video files in FLV (flash video) format. The separate video window has been eliminated. Video information is now displayed in a Video panel, with an option to display it in full screen. When viewing video in full screen, you can use a pop-up control panel. Other minor enhancements. Regards Steve Email: [email protected] MSN Messenger: [email protected] Skype: steve1963 Twitter: steve9782 To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [email protected]
