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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]]

Latest revision as of 03:16, 28 July 2024

Audio Recorder
Version 0.2 (2019-08-06)
Vendor
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