FiRe doesn't record in AIFF or WAV or AAC the file format right off the bat. 
Recordings are stored at the highest possible quality, which is 32-bit floating 
point, raw samples. These raw samples are converted to your choice of, WAVE, 
AIFF, CAF, AAC, Apple Lossless, AAC, Podcast, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC when you export 
the file. You choose which you want as you start the export process. To keep 
the file sizes small you may want to consider AAC. However my file sizes 
exported are relatively small & I tipicly use WAV to preserve broadcast quality 
as I use them on air. However I can & sometimes do use AAC if the file is a bit 
larger & the end user, aka the listener can't tell a difference. I tipicly use 
MP3 when using audacity if the file is a bit larger & use WAV for smaller 
files. There is no conversion to MP3 & FiRe has no plans to support MP3 due to 
patton & copywrite issues... Hope this answers your question.
SP
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Courtney Curran 
  To: viphone@googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2013 10:42
  Subject: Re: Fire 2?


  Hi,
  With fire 2 recorder, can I record in any other format other than wav? I'd 
like to record in any format where my files would be smaller.
  Courtney




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  On Mar 4, 2013, at 10:45 PM, Esther <mori...@mac.com> wrote:


    Hi DJ, Richard, and Others,

    The app is FiRe 2 - Field Recorder ($5.99) by Audiofile Engineering:
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fire-2-field-recorder/id436241643?mt=8

    The name comes from the two initial letters of the words, "Field
    Recorder", since the original  FiRe app (spelled capital "F", small
    letter "i", capital "R", small letter "e") was the first professional
    grade recorder for the iPhone for recording gigs in the field.

    The editing functions and additional customization for sampling rates
    were added in version two of the app, which I haven't tried to use yet
    with VoiceOver. They also allowed you to record mono tracks, and
    provided various equalizer settings to boost male or female voice
    recordings, or optimize for specifc settings, like lecture recordings
    or concerts. The sort of features that were accessible in version 1 of
    FiRe that you didn't find in other such apps were precise marker
    placement and navigation by these markers within tracks.

    One warning for something not to try with VoiceOver: do not attempt to
    get and use the Røde microphone apps, because these will kill
    VoiceOver.  In the original release of FiRe, there was a separate,
    free version of the FiRe app that was released for the Blue Microphone
    product called Blue FiRe.  Blue FiRe and the first version of FiRe are
    long since gone from the app store, but the Blue FiRe app was a useful
    free version of FiRe to learn on.  It didn't have all the
    accessibility features of FiRe for marker placement, but it had an
    introductory recording explaining how the app was used, and included a
    lot of the basic recording features of FiRe.  If you had an iPhone 3GS
    or early generation iPod Touch, you could use it to record.

    While I was reading about Audiofile Engineering's recent iPhone
    microphone support, I came across references to the Røde iXY
    microphone for the iPhone 4S and older iPad models.  This is billed as
    a 24-bit/96kHz-capable recording device that demoed at the Consumer
    Electronic Show and started shipping last month.  It also was supposed
    to have a special version of the FiRe 2 app to use for recording (same
    price of $5.99 for the app), and a free recording app named "RØDE Rec
    LE", both by RØDE Microphones.  I'll just say that if you load the
    "RØDE Rec LE" app and launch it, your VoiceOver volume will get set to
    0 with no way of getting the volume back unless you can kill the app,
    or reset your iPhone. You can kill the app in the app switcher if you
    perform all the VoiceOver gestures without sound feedback, and VO will
    come back. Or if you have the regular FiRe 2 app in your app switcher
    and can switch to that, you can also get sound back. Just don't even
    bother to try the RØDE Microphones apps if you use VoiceOver without
    vision.  They won't be of any use.

    HTH.  Cheers,

    Esther

    On Mar 4, 3:18 pm, Richard Turner <richard.turne...@gmail.com> wrote:

      It is FiRe 2

      Richard
      (Sent from Richard's iPod Touch 5th gen)

      On Mar 4, 2013, at 2:48 PM, "DJ" <grou...@gmail.com> wrote:




        Is this app not openly available on the app store, or am I not entering 
it in correctly?  Thanks.



        DJ




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