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How to Record in
windows vista and windows 7.
Click here.
How to Record from
Microphone.
1. Open Mixer Control
window,select the equivalent in the Recording
Device list and select "Microphone" in source
list. Adjust the Recording Level.
2. Open Audio Format
window,Select audio format what you need and
select appropriate quality in the Recording
Quality list. 22,050Hz mono 16 bit is the
recommended setting.
3. Open Save Option to set
manual enter file name or autoname system and
select output folder, the program will record
sounds into the folder with file name you
specified directly.
4. Click the Record Button to
begin recording sound from the mic.
How to
Record from external audio sources--turntable,
Walkman, tape player, DVD, etc.
1. Open Mixer
Control window,select the equivalent in the
Recording Device list and select "Line In " in
source list. Adjust the Recording Level.
2. Open Audio
Format window,Select audio format what you need
and select appropriate quality in the Recording
Quality list.
3. Open Save
Option to set manual enter file name or autoname
system and select output folder, the program
will record sounds into the folder with file
name you specified directly.
4. Connect the
left and right Audio Out or earphone terminals
on your source device to the Line In terminal on
your sound card.
5. Click the
Record Button to begin recording.
6. Start the
audio from your source device.
How to
record from your sound card--streaming internet
audio, MIDI, etc.
1. Open Mixer
Control window,select the equivalent in the
Recording Device list and select "Stereo Mixer"
in source list. Adjust the Recording Level.
2. Open Audio
Format window,Select audio format what you need
and select appropriate quality in the Recording
Quality list.
3. Open Save
Option to set manual enter file name or autoname
system and select output folder, the program
will record sounds into the folder with file
name you specified directly.
4. Click the
Record Button to begin recording. Start your
streaming audio (Quick Time, Real Player,
Windows Media Player, etc)
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