dvdXSoft Sound Recorder XP

Record Sound to MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG. Sound Recorder XP can Record, Save and Edit any Sound going through your Sound card. An embedded Sound Editor program supports editing the Audio file with different effects and features!

dvdXSoft Sound Recorder XP enables you to Record other Sound sources like microphone, online streaming Audio, VCR, Line in, iPod, PSP, Zune, Telephone, Data CD, DVD, Radio, Audio tape player etc. You can use it to grab any Sound including music, dialogs from movies, game Sounds etc. from your local computer or the internet. Capture Sounds on the fly and save to WAV, MP3, WMA or OGG format, using real-time Conversion. (without creating temporary files)

Direct support for RealPlayer, Winamp, Windows Media Player, Power DVD, Flash, Quick time and many other media players. dvdXSoft Sound Recorder XP supports Sound data active Recording mode TM technology. This feature will automatically pause Recording during silent moments and continue Recording when Sound is detected. The Recorded file will only be the Audio you wanted to Record without silent gaps and pauses. This is very useful when Recording voice or Sound from the internet.

Why choose dvdXSoft Sound Recorder XP?

-+ Active Recording Sound data
-+ A built-in Sound editor program with powerful features
-+ Record any Sound through your Sound card with excellent Audio quality
-+ Schedule your Recording tasks
-+ Encoding Audio streaming into MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG in real time
-+ Real time resampling and mono/stereo Converting also support 8bit
-+ Silence detection during Recording
-+ Automatic volume normalization when Recording
-+ Record Volume Control Support
-+ Direct-To-Disk Long Time Recording Support
-+ Easy-to-use User-friendly Interface
-+ MP3 VBR and WMA V9 (VBR) encode Support
-+ Auto play MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG file when Recording stops
-+ More features ...

-+ Free Download
-+ Try it Free!

Editor review:

Dvdxsoft Sound Recorder XP 2.99 is a tool to work with audio and lets you save, edit and record any sound that is captured by your sound card.

In other words, external sounds captured by a microphone, or internal sounds the card itself captures, like for example the sound generated by the player (Windows Media Player, Real Player, iPod, etc), audio from a Flash animation, game sounds, etc.

To the recorded sounds you can add different types of effects and filters, and save them in WAV, MP3, OGG and WMA formats.