Total Recorder

[brotherS]

http://fileforum.bet...Recorder/947823164/1

Publisher's Description:
Total Recorder records streaming audio, mic input, line-in input, and DVD & CD sounds. The recordings are saved to your hard-drive in either WAV or MP3 format. Convert different sound formats to WAV and MP3.

from another discussion:

[...] if you ever were to consider a program that costs money, I must say I have been a happy registered user of Total Recorder for 4+ years  (www.highcriteria.com)

-vegas (November 19, 2005, 06:56 PM)

I'm using a different program that I bought years ago but read about Total Recorder many times. I'm quite happy with the one I use but feel the need to search for one that allow me to automate recordings/use scripts to record stuff. I understand Total Recorder is good for that?

I hope vegas could go into details here and maybe show some screenshots or guide us to nice online tutorials

[tsaint]

A bit of a view of total recorder - sorry about the lack of annotations at this stage.
Its quick and dirty cos Im supposed to be working ....
http://tony.dcmembers.com/tr.html
tony

[vegas]

There's nothing that I could show you that you can't find by reading the manual which is here (http://www.highcrite...ad/TotalRecorder.pdf).  It's definitely written quite well, not to mention some of the mini-tutorials on the website itself, good stuff.

[brotherS]

A bit of a view of total recorder - sorry about the lack of annotations at this stage.
Its quick and dirty cos Im supposed to be working ....
http://tony.dcmembers.com/tr.html

-tsaint (November 20, 2005, 04:13 PM)

WOW WOW WOW! Total Recorder seems to be THE solution that I need! Thanks, Tony!

Some reviews: http://www.highcrite...com/main_reviews.htm

[brotherS]

There's nothing that I could show you that you can't find by reading the manual which is here (http://www.highcrite...ad/TotalRecorder.pdf).  It's definitely written quite well, not to mention some of the mini-tutorials on the website itself, good stuff.

-vegas (November 20, 2005, 09:00 PM)

Thanks for the URL, will read that too.

Question to both of you (and whoever is reading this): How willing is the coder to add new features to TR?

[tsaint]

There's nothing that I could show you that you can't find by reading the manual which is here (http://www.highcrite...ad/TotalRecorder.pdf).  It's definitely written quite well, not to mention some of the mini-tutorials on the website itself, good stuff.

-vegas (November 20, 2005, 09:00 PM)

Thanks for the URL, will read that too.

Question to both of you (and whoever is reading this): How willing is the coder to add new features to TR?

-brotherS (November 21, 2005, 02:06 AM)

Re swf ... no worries. Just returning a favour given me by someone else in this community.
Re new features ... sorry, I never asked. Ive received notification of new versions from v3.4 to 4.5 (standard edition) automatically (and for free) at which time I changed to the pro version. I've been pretty happy getting an email about every 6 months saying a new version was out.

[vegas]

There's nothing that I could show you that you can't find by reading the manual which is here (http://www.highcrite...ad/TotalRecorder.pdf).  It's definitely written quite well, not to mention some of the mini-tutorials on the website itself, good stuff.

-vegas (November 20, 2005, 09:00 PM)

Thanks for the URL, will read that too.

Question to both of you (and whoever is reading this): How willing is the coder to add new features to TR?

-brotherS (November 21, 2005, 02:06 AM)

I would have to say the same, it never even crossed my mind to ask for features.  Only correspondence I've had with the author was to get my license keys upgraded & update my emails over the years. I too have had a hard time needing anything more than what was already offered.  But I will say this if its a sensible, good feature, it's likely they would listen, as Total Recorder always seems to add some cool stuff. Good  Luck I hope you find what you are looking for.

[brotherS]

Sounds good Then let me ask you both this:

Is there an option to execute a command before and after a scheduled recording?

[vegas]

I've never looked for the feature, but I thought I saw it once.  Looking now, I see no such option or anything mentioned on the website.  Maybe I am just missing it or it's not included in the Standard version.  This does seem like something that should be implemented for such a program no doubt, I'm quite surprised I can't find it in here.

[markan]

I have only just registered the Pro version and it seems to have an option to run a command at the start of a recording, but then is limited to closing a window at the end.

[brotherS]

I have only just registered the Pro version and it seems to have an option to run a command at the start of a recording, but then is limited to closing a window at the end.

-markan (November 21, 2005, 12:29 PM)

Closing a window? Could you post a screenshot here please?