You will have to go into skype options under advance/manage other programs and allow skype to use it. as for bringing up the msr window open the system tray "windows + b" and hit enter on skype recorder. You might have to do it twice. This should bring up the window where you will have 3 unlabled buttons. b1: record b2: stop recording b3: stop recording and disconnect the dialog box before b1 is where you set your bit rate the box before that allows you to choose between stereo, joint stereo and nono. The stereo options always places the recorder's microphone in 1 channel and everyone else in the call will be in the other channel. If you continue shift tabbing you will find where you can change where recordings are stored.
**** If we can't look at ourselves, and ask, why? then where does the learning start? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Bernard" <[email protected]> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 28, 2014 10:04 AM Subject: mp3 skype recorder success Well, I finally got the program installed. From what I can see, the program doesn't appear to have a menu bar. When you press the alt key with the program running, all that comes up, is the system menu, allowing you to change the size of the window but there doesn't appear to be any menu of any kind. How do I tell mp3 skype recorder to save recordings in a folder of my own choosing rather than the default folder it has chosen for me? If it should become necessary, and I didn't want a particular skype call to be recorded, how do I turn the automatic recording on and off? and is there a way to adjust the quality of the mp3 files that mp3 skype recorder records? Finally, when making a recording of a Skype call, I read an article online, that states that you should fire up Skype first and then the program. Just for clairification, is it necessary to have mp3 Skype recorder running while Skype is running? Or will the program just kick in on its own. Mike Rochester, NY.
