Recording audio

[Slava Paperno]

I found the recording quality with Audio Xtra to be exactly as good as it 
is with the Windows Sound Recorder. The mic volume that you set in the 
mixer, the sound parameters that you select, and the use/disuse of the mic 
boost (if your sound driver offers it) all affect the final sound quality 
exactly the same way in Sound Recorder and in AudioXtra (or SndRec Xtra for 
that matter).

Slava

At 08:59 PM 6/2/03 -0500, you wrote:
I have been playing around with the Audio xtra and have found that the
recording is not the best from my mic? It seems to cut the volume in
half?
Any Ideas?
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Yes, Audio Xtra from http://updateStage.com  is a very comprehensive
tool
for doing what you want, and another great tool can be found at
http://www.physicalbits.com/ .
I've been working with both, so feel free to ask specific questions off
list.
Slava
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