[Solved] Total Record
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dayrider47
[Solved] Total Record
Linux is not windows - but I have to use windows as a reference to ask questions - I am interested in finding a flexible mp3 audio recorder that can be used to capture streaming audio - does linux have a similiar package as the Total Recorder people do for windows - thanks - mps
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grimdestripador
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Re: Total Record
Refer to long documetation at site: http://polishlinux.org/apps/multimedia/ ... -in-linux/
In short use apps like
RipperX
Sound-juicer
Grip
k3b
with the LAME or FLAC encoder
In short use apps like
RipperX
Sound-juicer
Grip
k3b
with the LAME or FLAC encoder
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DrHu
Re: Total Record
http://www.libervis.com/wiki/index.php? ... ware#Audio
Look for windows, found Linux..
http://archives.devshed.com/forums/unix ... 82406.html
Look for windows, found Linux..
http://archives.devshed.com/forums/unix ... 82406.html
Re: Total Record
If I understood the question correctly,then Audacity is what you need.
You can record from a variety of sources,including Internet streams.The output can surely be ranging from .mp3 to .wav or .flac,provided you have the necessary codecs installed.
The application is in the Software Manager.
You can record from a variety of sources,including Internet streams.The output can surely be ranging from .mp3 to .wav or .flac,provided you have the necessary codecs installed.
The application is in the Software Manager.
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