Allison: On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 15:23:48 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi all! >I'm curious about total recorder, but I have some concerns. It's my >understanding that it installs drivers which may or may not interfere with the >performance of Jaws. >I've also been told that these drivers can be disabled, >and was wondering if there was a way to insure the stability of jaws while >still electing to use the drivers Yes, there is. In Version 6 they seem to have finally gotten it right. >I know a lot of people who swear by this program, and was wondering whether or >not any of you think that it measures up to other programs like goldwave, >sound >forge, and audacity. Thanks! Total Recorder should not be compared to either Sound Forge, Gold Wave, Audacity, or anything else of their kind. They do what Total Recorder does not, and vice versa. SF, GW, Audacity, etc., are audio workstations, or wannabees in at least one case (I won't start a war by naming which ones I don't like), Total Recorder has some of their functionality, but by no means all. On the other hand, Total Recorder brings to one interface the ability to start a stream and capture it in real time, then save it in one of various file formats, all controllable by calendar and clock. Yes, you can do some basic editing using it, but if you plan on doing anything more than trimming and some minor cutting and pasting, other software has a nicer interface than TR, but for what it does, it enables enough edition to make a file air-worthy. Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
