CNET Editors' review
Though it suffers from a few quirks and restrictive trial limitations, Live Sound Recorder does a good job of recording from a wide variety of audio sources, including your PC's line-in jack, a microphone, and streaming-audio applications. The interface doesn't look very professional, but it's functional. Clicking the settings icon lets you specify the recording source, sound quality, and input level. We especially appreciated the latter ability, as many apps force you to adjust the incoming signal via Windows' Control panel. Though the program claims to record to both the WAV and MP3 formats, we couldn't figure out how to directly create an MP3 from the audio source, forcing us to use the app's built-in converter to switch file formats. Capturing a RealPlayer stream worked well in our tests, as did making a voice recording with a microphone. The demo disables scheduling and restricts you to 60 seconds per file, but it might give you enough of an idea how the program works. Fans of Internet radio shows or other streaming-audio broadcasts may find Live Sound Recorder useful.
Publisher's Description
From MTop Software:
Live Sound Recorder records your computer's audio streaming into WAV and MP3 formats. It supports recording from a wide variety of audio sources, including your PC's line-in jack, a microphone, Internet audio streams, and streaming-audio applications, such as Winamp, Windows Media Player, QuickTime, RealPlayer, Flash, and games.
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All versions:
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Current version:
3.2 starsout of 4 votes
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"will only record 1 minute in free trial version"
Version: Live Sound Recorder 1.4
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"good"
Version: Live Sound Recorder 1.4
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good
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nice
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"easy as 1,2,3 !"
Version: Live Sound Recorder 1.4
Summary
At least, something simple. I wanted to catch streaming quicktime and it does, grab it in WAW and transfer it to MP3 in a sec.
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