
Eastsea Sound Recorder
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Eastsea Sound Recorder
Eastsea Sound Recorder
is a powerful sound recording and playing
software. You can use it to grab any sound, including microphone, VCR,
Telephone, TV, Radio, Electronic Organ, Video Tape, CD Player, DVD
Player, dialogs from movies, game sounds, Streaming Audio on Internet
etc. Captured sounds can be saved in WAV, MP3, OGG, Vox, G721, G723,
G726, G729, AC3 and AAC
files. The program offers direct support for RealPlayer, Winamp, Windows
Media Player, Power DVD, Flash, Quick time and many others. It also
includes a built in mini player, so you can listen to your recordings
immediately after you finished recording. |
Eastsea
Sound Recorder features include:
- Eastsea Sound Recorder can record any
signal played through your sound card into audio files.
- The Resulting File list box lets you
manage your file recording easily. You can set the recording information
and edit the resulting file with a simple mouse click on the list box.
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Eastsea
Sound Recorder supports Sampling settings. To get higher quality
recording, you can set the Sample rate, Mono or Stereo, and the Sample
Bit, before recording. With its powerful sound engine, Recorder produces
recordings with CD quality.
- Eastsea
Sound Recorder integrates the complete set of record volume control for
your convenience.
- There are a
number of hotkeys which allow you to control the recording functions of
Eastsea Sound Recorder while you are working
in other programs.
Ctrl+Alt+R - START RECORDING Ctrl+Alt+S - STOP RECORDING -
Recording time schedule support can start and stop recording at any time
you set.
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Direct to disk recording can go on for as
long as you need, provided you’ve got enough disk space.
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Easy to use and intuitional interface.
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How to use Eastsea Sound Recorder |
Click
"OutPut File" button,
you can select the location on your computer that Eastsea Sound Recorder will
save your recordings. You may also enter output file name.
Audio files will be saved in this path with default names. Also you can
create the output file name automatically using current time. You may
right-click on recordings in the list, from there you can playback the
recordings, rename audio file or delete individual recordings.
Format
Settings
Eastsea Sound Recorder supports
a variety of Sampling settings.
Click
"Format Setting" button,
you can choose Sample rate, Channel, Sample Bit before recording. Of
course, a higher quality wave file will require more disk space. Choose
high sample rates for CD quality recordings, lower sample rates for voice
recordings. A typical stereo track of CD music at 44100 Hz 16 Bit will use
from 20 to 60 megabytes of disk space. Experiment before making your
final decision.
Record Device
The program will automatically find out the available input device.
Choose one from the device list that most suitable for your recording.
Sound Source
A drop-down menu for your choosing of the ways to get audio source: mono
mix, stereo mix, aux, CD player, line in, microphone and phone line.
- Stereo Mix: Record Audio from
Windows Audio Resource - Audio from Windows Media Player, Winamp,
RealOne Player, QuickTime Player, WinDVD Players, Streaming Internet
audio, Games, Flash, please select the "Stereo Mixer" which might
appear as "Stereo Mix", "What U hear", "Output", "Mixer", "Wave".
- Microphone : Record Audio from
Microphone, please select "Microphone"
- CD PLayer : Record Audio from
playing CD in the cd-rom, please select "CD PLayer"
- Line In : Record Audio from
External Audio Sources - Turntable, Walkman, Discman, Tape Player,
Videotape, Cassette Tape, CD/DVD Players etc, please select "Line
In"
Output format
Choose a format for your output audio files. Different format will
produce different audio quality and file size.
Hotkeys
There are number of hotkeys which allow you to control the recording
functions of Eastsea Sound Recorder while you are working in other programs.
CTRL+ALT+R
– START RECORDING
CTRL+ALT+S
- STOP
RECORDING
For example,
you can start Eastsea Sound Recorder first and then run other computer
programs. It’s not necessary to switch to Eastsea Sound Recorder to start,
stop or pause a recording. All you need to do is to press CTRL+ALT+R to record
directly. (Note: Hotkeys don't work with some DIRECTX-GAMES.)
Schedule
Schedules will control recording according to the time being set. You
can add or delete your schedules, save them to hard disk for future use
or load them whenever you need. With the schedules, you will be able to
record even if you are not around.
Edit
ID3
Eastsea Sound Recorder help you to organize your mp3s. With
Eastsea Sound
Recorder you can easily edit ID3 tags and keeping your musical collection in good
order. Click "Edit ID3" button to edit your mp3 id3 tags. |
Recording Tutorial |
Record
from microphone
Record from videotape
Record from streaming internet
1.Record from microphoneMost sound cards provide the ability to
receive sound input from a microphone through the sound card microphone
port. This is useful for recording voice or sounds to your computer.
1. Check Your Hardware: If your microphone has never worked, or it
stopped working, first check the physical connection of the microphone.
Verify that it is firmly plugged into the microphone port instead of the
headphone or speaker port. If you are not sure which port is correct,
you can check the sound card to see if it is marked (sometimes with a
picture of a microphone), you can use a process of elimination, check
the documentation that came with your hardware, or contact the hardware
manufacturer.
2. Click the "Output File" Button,
Select output path and enter an
audio file name.
3.
Choose the device "MIC" (Microphone) from the
Sound Source
combo box.
You
also can click "Record Control" button,
Select "Microphone" or the equivalent in the Recording Device
list. Adjust the Recording Volume if you are recording from the
microphone for the first time.
4.
Choose an output format for your files:
WAV, MP3, OGG, Vox, G721, G723, G726, G729, AC3 and AAC.
Click
"Format Settings" -> "Formats and
filters settings" to Select the appropriate quality in the Recording.
5. Click the "Record" Button (Hot key:
"CTRL+ALT+R") to
begin recording sound from the microphone.
2.Record
from videotape
You can get the audio from videotape to
WAV, MP3, OGG, Vox, G721, G723, G726, G729, AC3 and AAC files with Eastsea Sound
Recorder.
1. Connect the left and right audio-out terminals on the VCR to the line-in or microphone terminal on the sound card.
2. Click the "Output File" Button, Select output path and enter an
audio file name.
3.
Choose the device "Line-in" or "MIC" (Microphone) from the
Sound Source
combo box,
You
also can click "Record Control" button, Select the line-in or microphone device, adjust the recording volume for the highest possible performance. You might see other devices, such as CD-Player or Synthesizer (MIDI), in the recording panel, uncheck all non-essential devices, this cuts down background noise.
4.
Choose an output format for your files:
WAV, MP3, OGG, Vox, G721, G723, G726, G729, AC3 and AAC,
Click
"Format Settings" -> "Formats and
filters settings" to Select the appropriate quality in the Recording.
5. Now start the playback of the VCR and click the "Record" button
(Hot key: "CTRL+ALT+R") in
Eastsea Sound Recorder. You should see a wave pattern display of the audio as it is playing. If the volume settings are too high, you see the wave patterns being clipped off and appearing to fill the recording window. If the settings are too low, you see only very small variations in the wave pattern. If the sound is being clipped off because the volume is too high, move the line-in or microphone volume setting down until most of the volume range is displayed without clipping. If the sound is too low, increase the volume setting. Ok, here's the trick with the line-in or microphone input. If the recording effect is satisfactory, then stop the recording test by clicking "Stop" button.
6. Depending on your sound card and the volume of the audio source, you might not get enough volume using the line-in input. In this case try the microphone input, as the volume sensitivity through the microphone input is generally greater than with the line-in input.
7. OK, let's rewind the tape and start the playback from the point you want to record. Hit the "Record" button and stand by. When you want to stop recording, just click "Stop" button, and the destination sound file is there.
3.Record
from streaming internet or WinAmp (Windows Media Player)
1. Click the "Output File" Button,
Select output path and enter an
audio file name.
2.
Choose the device "Stereo Mix"
from the Sound
Source
combo box.
You
also can click "Record Control" button, Select "Stereo Mix"
device or the equivalent, in the Recording Device list. adjust the
recording volume for the highest possible performance. You might see other
devices, such as CD-Player or Microphone, in the recording panel, uncheck
all non-essential devices, this cuts down background noise.
3.
Choose an output format for your files:
WAV, MP3, OGG, Vox, G721, G723, G726, G729, AC3 and AAC.
Click
"Format Settings" -> "Formats and
filters settings" to Select the appropriate quality in the Recording.
4. Now start the playback of the WinAmp (Windows Media Player) or the stream audio from Internet
and click the "Record" button (Hot key: "CTRL+ALT+R") in
Eastsea Sound Recorder. Adjust the volume setting by observing a wave pattern
display of the audio as it is playing.
5. When you want to stop recording, just click "Stop" button
(Hot key: "CTRL+ALT+S") , and the destination sound file is there.
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