Total Recorder Professional Edition
Total Recorder Professional Edition is a Windows audio recorder for people who need to capture sound from streaming broadcasts, media players, sound-card inputs and internet-telephone conversations. ...
Total Recorder Standard Edition 8.6 B6575
Capture and manage audio from multiple sourcesTotal Recorder Standard Edition captures audio played by Windows applications, internet broadcasts, microphones, and other sound-card inputs. It records directly to formats such as WAV, MP3, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, and APE, and can convert files between supported formats. Additional tools include scheduled recording and playback, audio normalization, tag editing, playlist management, and options for handling gaps in internet streams.
Total Recorder Standard Edition 8.6 B6575 details
| Author: | High Criteria, Inc. |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: | $17.95 |
| Released: | Mar 30, 2020 |
| File size: | 6.20 MB |
| Downloads: | 578 |
| Keywords: | record, Windows 10 compatible, internet radio recorder, High Criteria Inc., streaming audio, scheduled audio recording, recorder, streaming audio recorder, audio mix, Sound editing, Streaming capture, audio format converter, audio recording software, audio recorder, record pc audio, stream, User-friendly interface, Audio recording |
| Author URL: | http://www.totalrecorder.com/ |
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Total Recorder Standard Edition for Windows 10 - Full description
Total Recorder Standard Edition is an audio recording and editing utility for capturing sound played on a Windows PC. It is suited to people who want to save internet broadcasts, audio from media players, microphone input, or sound from connected equipment. Rather than limiting recording to a single input, it can capture playback from other programs as well as audio routed through the computer's sound card.
Recordings can be made directly in formats including WAV, MP3, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, and APE, with support for compressed and uncompressed audio. For internet broadcasts played in applications such as Windows Media Player, iTunes, Winamp, or RealPlayer, the program can record the digital audio stream without routing it through extra analog-to-digital conversions. Options include faster-than-real-time recording and suppressing gaps caused by interruptions in an internet transmission. It can also capture sound from a microphone or sound-card input connected to sources such as a CD/DVD player, cassette deck, or radio.
A Recording Wizard helps configure settings for the chosen source, while the built-in scheduler can start recordings or playback at planned times. Total Recorder can convert audio between supported formats, normalize sound levels, and edit tags, including artwork. MP3 normalization does not require re-encoding, preserving the existing audio data. Playlist tools can organize files, save playlists, and rename tracks using tag information; playlist statistics show details such as the combined duration and size of selected files. Settings and scheduled jobs can be exported or imported for backup or transfer to another computer.
The program can be used to archive online radio, record voice or other sound inputs, digitize audio played from external equipment, and capture both sides of internet-telephone conversations in compatible calling applications. Output files can be stored locally for later listening or further use, including preparation for audio CDs. Its combination of source capture, format conversion, tagging, and scheduling makes it useful for both occasional recordings and recurring audio tasks.
Total Recorder Standard Edition is commercial software offered as a demo. It is a Windows desktop application, with Windows 10 included among its stated supported systems; the supplied compatibility information does not list Windows 11. Recording options can depend on the computer's sound hardware, drivers, installed codecs, and the way audio is played or connected. The program supports common audio formats and system-codec formats, and can work with audio from both software playback and physical sound-card inputs.