"Jim H" wrote in message
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Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

I don't think there's any computer audio source it can't record.


I use Cakewalk Pyro which does the the same. The recordings are saved as
WAVs which can be burned to CD or converted to MP3.

Roy.




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Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
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Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)

Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
news

Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)

Stimpy wrote in message
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Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
news

Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the
file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)


It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is there free
version?





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Stimpy wrote in message
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Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
news

Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the
file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)


It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is there free
version?





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Trevor Appleton wrote:

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively for recording streaming audio and works like a dream.
You can save the file as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer
and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)

It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is
there free version?

Depends on your morals... There is a 'keygen' program floating around on
kazaa which will generate you a valid license code. Type that into the
'register now' box on the free trial version of Total Recorder and, hey
presto, a fully functional, 'licensed', copy.

You may of course have a moral objection to this in which case I suspect you
can pay for TR by credit card or paypal

Trevor Appleton wrote:

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively for recording streaming audio and works like a dream.
You can save the file as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer
and burn it to cd from there

An excellent product ;-)

It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is
there free version?

Depends on your morals... There is a 'keygen' program floating around on
kazaa which will generate you a valid license code. Type that into the
'register now' box on the free trial version of Total Recorder and, hey
presto, a fully functional, 'licensed', copy.

You may of course have a moral objection to this in which case I suspect you
can pay for TR by credit card or paypal

"Trevor Appleton" trevor@nospamweatherdot4dinternetdocodotuk wrote in
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Stimpy wrote in message
...
Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
news
Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the
file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from
there

An excellent product ;-)


It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is there
free
version?

Just pay on a credit card - the conversion is handled automatically (at no
cost, generally...).

If you're worried about the transaction, the card transaction is actually
handled by InternetSecure, who are very reputable.

"Trevor Appleton" trevor@nospamweatherdot4dinternetdocodotuk wrote in
message ...

Stimpy wrote in message
...
Trevor Appleton wrote:
Jim H wrote in message
news
Total recorder on windows does pretty much the same thing - the
application thinks it's a sound driver
when really it's sneakily recoring the PCM data at the same time as
passing it through to the real
driver.

How do I get that or are you saying its in every Windows PC?

You can download it from www.download.com (or kazaa). I use it
extensively
for recording streaming audio and works like a dream. You can save the
file
as an .mp3 at whatever resolution you prefer and burn it to cd from
there

An excellent product ;-)


It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is there
free
version?

Just pay on a credit card - the conversion is handled automatically (at no
cost, generally...).

If you're worried about the transaction, the card transaction is actually
handled by InternetSecure, who are very reputable.

On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 22:18:56 -0000, "Trevor Appleton"
trevor@nospamweatherdot4dinternetdocodotuk wrote:


It appeards I can only pay in Dollars for it (I'm in the UK). Is there free
version?

I got mine using CC from HighCriteria.com

The free version is fully functional for 30 seconds !
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Comm again, Mike.