Has anyone got Total Recorder to work in 64 bit Windows? I installed it in
Windows 7 64 bit. Everything seemed to work, except the kernel mode driver.
It wouldn't record what I'm doing, and when I tried to close Total Recorder
the program stopped responding. No big deal though as I didn't pay for the
program, and I found GoldWave to work sufficiently in this OS. Thanks in
advance for any answers..
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From: "Donald L. Roberts" <donald_roberts...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 10:19 PM
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Subject: Re: total recorder and sleep mode
That has been my experience also. When I set up the
scheduler to record something, I routinely cause the
computer to hybernate, and Total Recorder has consistently
awakened the computer at the designated time. One of my
machines is running Xp home, and another XP media center.
Don Roberts
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From: "dean martineau" <dea...@earthlink.net>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 11:11 AM
Subject: total recorder and sleep mode
When I used to use Total Recorder a lot when I had XP, I
routinely set it to
record and then put the computer into sleep mode. I don't
remember now
which of the possible sleep modes I used, but either way,
TotalRecorder
brought the computer out of sleep to make the recording.
Dean
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On Behalf Of Dane trethowan
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2009 10:03 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Users of Total Recorder, be warned!
Hi Everyone!
I'm always discovering new features and functions in the
Total
Recorder application and I do discover some bugs from
time-to-time but
the support team at High Criteria seem pretty helpful. One
you need
to be careful of is the problem in Total Recorder's error
trapping
when typing in a filename, for some reason Total Recorder
won't tell
you if the "/" character is in a filename. Now obviously,
if you're
typing in a filename manually then you're not likely to use
the "/"
character but if you're pasting say from a schedule on the
web to the
filename box into the scheduler of Total Recorder? Well,
that can be a
different matter as I've just found out.
so what's the consequence of all this? you get an extra
folder created
off your directory where Total Recorder stores your files
along with a
possible meaningless filename which you have to try and sort
out, in
other words the wasting of a few minutes which you could
quite easily
devote to more productive pursuits.
Next thing, be very careful! how you set your power
management
settings of your Windows PC, if the PC goes to "Standby"
mode or the
hard drive goes to sleep then I'm afraid that Total Recorder
will go
to sleep to, this problem is probably beyond the folks at
High
Criteria as its more a Windows thing I'm supposing. Audio
Hijack Pro
- the nearest thing to Total Recorder on the Mac - can tap
into the
operating system and wake or even start your computer just
before the
scheduled recording is to take place and I'm guessing of
course that
such nice and nifty things just aren't possible with Windows
due to
the design of the PC itself.
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