Hi all,

Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on computer.

Thanks

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Troy Rowland

Excellent program and its free
http://www.davee.com/scanrec/index.html

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Hi all,

Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on computer.

Thanks

This is a good one
http://www.rtty.co.uk/


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On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 10:21:12 +1000, "Troy R." wrote:
Hi all,

Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on computer.

Why don't you try "Goldwave"? It's a general purpose audio recording program that
produces .WAV files of audio quality you specify. The lowest quality (smallest file)
should be fine for a scanner.

I most definatly agree on GOLDWAVE.. if you are recording satellite
stuff or satcom, there is a noise reduction filter to cut out some of
the static



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Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on computer.

Thanks

Xcorder...........set and forget.......and its FREE
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Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on
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And on which group would you have prefered the answer?
Melv

Thanks folks, very helpful.

As to Melv... what's the question?


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Hi all,

Any suggestions on a good recording programme for scanner audio on
computer.

Thanks
And on which group would you have prefered the answer?
Melv

You might also want to have a look at Audacity. Its open source and its
free. Its available on Win, Mac & Linux.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net

It has similar features to Goldwave including plugin. It has a good
interface and very easy to use. Although I have only had it for few days
and have not done any long recordings, the performance looks promising. On
my Athlon 900 its start very quickly (1 - 2 secs) and you can start
recording imediately.

-Q