Is there any way to increase the recording time beyond 60 seconds in the
Microsoft Sound Recorder V5.1 that comes with Win XP Home Edition SP2? It
now records 16 bit mono audio at 22.05 KHz sampling rate, which I would like
to maintain. My laptop has about 600 MB of free unused RAM and 1GB total.
Byte - 18 Feb 2008 18:10 GMT
Audacity (sound file editor, recorder) for over 60 second recording.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
More - Audio Editing Tools
http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/gmm/fwaudioedit.html

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> Is there any way to increase the recording time beyond 60 seconds in the
> Microsoft Sound Recorder V5.1 that comes with Win XP Home Edition SP2? It
> now records 16 bit mono audio at 22.05 KHz sampling rate, which I would like
> to maintain. My laptop has about 600 MB of free unused RAM and 1GB total.
RichardMich - 10 Mar 2008 18:41 GMT
> Is there any way to increase the recording time beyond 60 seconds in the
> Microsoft Sound Recorder V5.1 that comes with Win XP Home Edition SP2? It
> now records 16 bit mono audio at 22.05 KHz sampling rate, which I would like
> to maintain. My laptop has about 600 MB of free unused RAM and 1GB total.
Kieffer Charline - 19 Apr 2008 13:57 GMT
je suis française, donc c'est très difficile de parler avec des américains!!
s'il y a des français dans le groupe, ça serait cool!
bye
Jonathan6769 - 02 May 2008 16:57 GMT
> Is there any way to increase the recording time beyond 60 seconds in the
> Microsoft Sound Recorder V5.1 that comes with Win XP Home Edition SP2? It
> now records 16 bit mono audio at 22.05 KHz sampling rate, which I would like
> to maintain. My laptop has about 600 MB of free unused RAM and 1GB total.
orange - 02 May 2008 21:08 GMT
>> Is there any way to increase the recording time beyond 60 seconds in the
>> Microsoft Sound Recorder V5.1 that comes with Win XP Home Edition SP2?
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>> to maintain. My laptop has about 600 MB of free unused RAM and 1GB
>> total.
No.
Use Audacity (freeware) instead.
Cheers,
jerry