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|Version=0.2 (2019-08-06) | |Version=0.2 (2019-08-06) | ||
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|License=Open Source | |License=Open Source | ||
|Download=[https://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/recorder/AudRec02.zip AudRec02.zip] | |Download=[https://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/recorder/AudRec02.zip AudRec02.zip] | ||
|Website= | |Website=https://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/recorder/ | ||
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"Audio Recorder" is a command line audio playing and recording tool. It has two executable files, replay.exe and record.exe | "Audio Recorder" is a command line audio playing and recording tool. It has two executable files, replay.exe and record.exe | ||
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;/c1: sets the number of channels to 1. | ;/c1: sets the number of channels to 1. | ||
;/f44100: sets the frequency to 44100. | ;/f44100: sets the frequency to 44100. | ||
==Examples== | |||
If you want to record from your USB audio device and it is the second audio drive recognized on "Multimedia Setup", you can set /a2 like: | |||
record /a2 /b16 /c1 /f44100 | |||
[[Category:Audio Editors]][[Category:Open Source Software]] |
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Version | 0.2 (2019-08-06) |
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Author | Wim Brul |
License | Open Source |
Download | AudRec02.zip |
Website | https://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/recorder/ |
"Audio Recorder" is a command line audio playing and recording tool. It has two executable files, replay.exe and record.exe
You can record a wav file by running:
record /a1 /b16 /c1 /f44100
- /a1
- sets the adapter to Ampmix01. The number depends on the order of devices listed on "Multimedia Setup".
- /b16
- sets the number of bits to 16.
- /c1
- sets the number of channels to 1.
- /f44100
- sets the frequency to 44100.
Examples
If you want to record from your USB audio device and it is the second audio drive recognized on "Multimedia Setup", you can set /a2 like:
record /a2 /b16 /c1 /f44100