Power Audio Recorder for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Make audio recordings from any internal or external source into WAV, MP3 or WMA files.

Power Audio Recorder enables you to record sound from any input source on your computer, including anything that is played back via your sound card, external microphone or any other audio input source. The recording can be saved directly WAV/MP3/WMA format. Other features include the ability to schedule recording times, flexible recording quality settings, voice activation, automatic file naming, mp3 cutting and joining, ID3 tag editing and easy sending of recording as e-mail attachment.

Power Audio Recorder for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: March 13, 2011

Latest update: March 13, 2011

Version: 2.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 61,892

Downloads Last Week: 1

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3.9/5

16 User Votes

Good sound quality but features spotty
mfeeney93November 19, 2008
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Good sound quality, good interface, plenty of settings and features
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Unable to get the threshold mechanism to work consistently to automatically record separate files for each song over the internet.
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too many restrictions on trial
mathman1550October 3, 2008
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I cant tell how good this might be since the trial is too restrictive
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I cant tell how good this might be since the trial is too restrictive
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good
jborden928August 20, 2008
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good
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I like scheduled recordings, Vista default setup has no sound, action required
camgereMay 13, 2008
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The first screen in the Power Audio Recording Wizard explains correct setup, but is very hard to read. Read it anyway. I couldn?t use any program to record audio until I followed these instructions. I could only get one Audio Recording Program at a time to work. You can get to this box in Vista without going through Power Audio Recorder by Windows:Control Panel:Hardware and Sound:Sound. <p> <p>?By default, the only recoding input devices are "Microphone" and "Line In" which would mean that you can't record a sound played on your computer.To enable additional inputs, log on with elevated administrator rights and follow these steps.Click "Recording Device" button above,right click on a white space and select Show Disabled Devices from the pop-up menu in "Sound" window.Now you should see all the devices available.Right click and select Enable for each device that you want to use.Restart the program,you can see recording device in recording device list above.? <p> <p>The Audio Level Meter will confirm that Stereo Mix is working. I turned Recording Level up to full, Windows Mixer Sound level up to full (and turned down my speakers with external volume on powered subwoofer system). Audacity confirmed that this wasn?t clipping the signal. You can return levels to normal after recording is finished.
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LAME! Couldn't find my soundcard
March 14, 2008
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GARBAGE. Couldn't find my soundcard
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Sorry, didn't use it.
jimmydigitsMarch 5, 2008
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pretty good
FrFagianiDecember 3, 2007
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great so far.
ChrCoffinDecember 1, 2007
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Great
GaetagianNovember 30, 2007
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Nice program!
reneau071November 30, 2007
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Nice program!
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