how to extand time in the sound recorder?
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To increase the maximum recording time in the Sound Recorder utility: \n\n1. Make sure that you have installed a functional microphone, and then start the Sound Recorder utility.\n\n2. Click Record, and then let Sound Recorder run for 60 seconds. \n\n3. After Sound Recorder stops recording, click Save As on the File menu, and name the file Blank.wav. \n\n4. To increase the maximum recording time in Sound Recorder, click Insert File on the Edit menu, and then insert the Blank.wav file that you saved in step 3. When you do this, the maximum recording time is increased by 60 seconds. You can repeat this step once for each additional minute of recording time that you want to add. For example, for a 5-minute recording time, insert the Blank.wav file five times. \nTo make Sound Recorder use the extended length of recording time automatically: \n\n1. Right-click Start, and then click Open.  \n\n2. Double-click the Programs folder.  \n\n3. Double-click the Accessories folder.  \n\n4. Double-click the Multimedia folder or the Entertainment folder.  \n\n5. Right-click Sound Recorder, and then click Properties.  \n\n6. Click the Shortcut tab.  \n\n7. In the Target box, press the END key, press the SPACEBAR, and then type the location of the Blank.wav file. \n\nFor example, if the target is "C:&#92;Windows&#92;sndrec32.exe", and the location of the Blank.wav file is C:&#92;Blank.wav, the new line in the Target box is "C:&#92;Windows&#92;sndrec32.exe C:&#92;Blank.wav"  \nThe next time you start Sound Recorder, the Blank.wav file opens automatically. After you record your new .wav file, you can click Delete After Current Position on the Edit menu to remove the extra blank space in the file. \n\nNOTE: When you finish recording and editing your new .wav file, save the file with a new file name.
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I've never found a use for it, after making hours of multitrack recordings.  It turns up as an option in the MIDI settings function when I set the midi sources and outputs in the recording prog [cakewalk] but I never found any need to apply it.
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There are a number programs that will record directly from your sound card. I used to use aaa real recorder (but it could only output WAV files - maybe the latest version has support for MP3s)
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set recorder for 6 hours or longer.. don't take any chances
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You need a program for that, just go to zdnet.com and click the downloads tab then search for record sound, and the rest you know, normally is free for 30 days, with that you can record anything you hear in your computer..☺
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It is an inbuilt feature in Windows Operating Systems.  Go to Start Menu/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment/Sound Recorder.  It is there.\n\nIf it doesn't meet your need, search for voice recording software. I found an excellent list on the website below:\n\nhttp://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/voice_recorder_software/
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you need to download an application that can record audio streams, such as stationripper.\n\ntype something like 'audio stream capture' into google and you should find plenty of info
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on your tape recorder
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The speed adjustment in WMP is a playback effect, and can't actually be saved, as WMP is just a player. You need some kind of sound editing program for it to save. You can use Windows Sound Recorder, depending on it's format. However, you will have better luck with a program like Sony Sound Forge. (Sound forge might actually be made by a subsidiary of Sony, so it might not actually say Sony, I just know it by that name)
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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No, you need a sound card if you don't already have one built in.  Go to PROGRAMS->ACCESSORIES-> ENTERTAINMENT-> SOUND RECORDER and play with that.  Make sure you DOUBLE click the little speaker icon next to the clock in the lower right hand corner of the screen and set the recording properties to use a microphone instead of a mixer.
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Note: Instructions presume Windows XP. For other OS, the instructions will be similar but you will have to find the right buttons yourself.\n\nHere are the first few things to try:\n\nOpen the sounds options as: Start->Settings->Control Panel->Sound & Audio Devices.\n\nUnder the volume tab, click 'Advanced' in the 'Device volume' section. Make sure that the 'mute' checkbox under Microphone is unchecked.\n\nThe other things to do is to make sure that the mic is properly plugged in. Also go to Start->Accessories->Entertainment->Sound recorder and try to record something from the mic into the recorder to see if the mic works (so you can be sure its indeed a mic issue and not a Yahoo! Messenger configuration problem). If you cannot find the sound recorder program, you can run it manually by clicking Start->Run and then copy pasting the text below in the box that comes up (Note that you will have to remove the space I put in after the last '&#92;'...this is a Yahoo! Answers limitation):\n"%SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92; sndrec32.exe"
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I dont know that "SLow Gold"\nBut I know, that time stretching is not a problem for modern audio software.\nI suggest you get a free audio editing software (just do a search, try downloads.com), some of them have that feature. Some softwares have a trial period, but you still can use that feature.
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Do a Google search on "MagicSofts Sound Capture"\nI got mine free, and  it records ANYTHING that travels thru the soundcard <so make sure you don't have any system beeps while you're recording...they'll show up on your mp3s>
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Windows Sound Recorder won't do it, because it only handles files up to a minute long.  Quality is not really an issue, because digital audio is digital audio-- the recording software just stores it.  If you want to mess with it after recording it, that's another story, but in general, anything that can record it successfully will produce the same results, quality-wise, depending on your hardware (especially the microphone!).\n\nThere are lots of apps out there; some are free, some are inexpensive, and some are very expensive indeed.  GoldWave is a good choice: inexpensive, been around for years, quite versatile.  Adobe Audition is more powerful and more professional, but more expensive.  Those would be my strongest recommendations.
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try totalrecorder http://www.totalrecorder.com\ni've answered the exact question not long ago.. and i've been picked the best answer... so i guess that software will work for you as well..\n\nHave Fun!
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Easy, just use a sound recorder and have it record what you're hearing.  Have the recorder recording when the flash file is playing.