Hi Paul,
I'm sorry I can't help you with the Voxie question as I have not used
the app for some time now. I did notice you mention using the high quality
recording option. Because I've been doing a lot of work lately with List
Recorder I noticed it records up to 44 KHZ. Is that the same or better then
Voxie? It was described as CD quality. Anyway if you can't get Voxie up and
running and or if you want a higher level of recording you could consider this
app.
Voxie served me very well when I first got my iPhone but I stopped using it
because I found it difficult to organize the many quick recordings I needed to
make.
One thing to be away of though is that List Recorder has a bug ever since iOS
5 that stops recording when the phone goes into locked mode. This will be
fixed in the next release but in the meantime users have to set the phone to
not lock when doing long recordings.
Eric Caron
On Feb 3, 2012, at 2:56 PM, Paul Hopewell wrote:
> Hello,
> I am using the Voxie sound recorder app on my iPhone 3GS running the latest
> IOS 5. I am recording my piano playing and so am using the high quality
> recording option (22 KBPS). This works fine for recordings of about 2 minutes
> or less, but if I try to record say 5 minutes Voxie does not want to stop
> recording and save the results. Even at 2 minutes Voxie does not immediately
> end the recording but instead seems to take half a minute or so to catch up
> and save the recording. this catch up time seems to grow substantially as the
> recording gets longer and at 5 minutes I not convinced Voxie will ever catch
> up.
>
> Do others see this problem? WOuld it be better on an iPhone 4S with its
> faster processor? Is there anything I can do other than record the piano
> piece in 2 minute sections and use Amadeus Pro to join them together after
> the event. that is tricky as it is more difficult to maintain the same rhythm
> across multiple short recording sections.
>
> Many thanks for any tips.
>
> Paul Hopewell
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