I have Total recorder and I used it for one complete year to record
skype calls before I started using mp3 skype recorder. It records in a
better quality but the only problem is that you need to start recording
manually, so if you forget, the call will not be recorded. Another
problem I encountered using it is the latency. If i record a call that
is longer than 2 hours, it starts generating some really bad latency as
you here both parties speak simultaneously.
The good thing is that there are different options and each person can
pick up what suits him/her.
Happy skyping and happy recording, whatever your choice is!! :)
Hamid AITOUZNAG
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On 25/02/2014 13:00, cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
This is why total recorder works so well -- its not free but also does
not depend on skype apis.
Hamid AITOUZNAG <hamid.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
You are right Dane. A few months ago Microsoft announced that it will
retire the desktop API, which means practically that all programs
that use API to communicate with skype will stop working as of the end
of 2013. Some examples of those programs that use API are
skypeTalking, mp3 skype recorder and call graph. However, Microsoft
decided later on that it will continue supporting the desktop API
until they find another alternative. For more detailed and precise
information, visit this page:
http://blogs.skype.com/2013/11/06/feature-evolution-and-support-for-the-skype-desktop-api/
So to samirize, Mp3 skype recorder is still functioning well with
skype as of today until microsoft finds another alternative for call
recording.
Hope that helps!
Hamid AITOUZNAG
"We never value what we have until we lose it!"
"Be careful how you treat people on your way up because you might meet them again on
your way down!!!"
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On 25/02/2014 11:25, Dane Trethowan wrote:
I'm very pleased to see that there are a whole heap of solutions available,
more than I thought.
So to a slightly different question, I remember reading an article some time
back about Microsoft destroying the hooks in the Skype software that allow
third party Apps to record, I wonder just how much effect this will have - if
any - on the pieces of software mentioned?
On 25 Feb 2014, at 9:47 pm, Hamid AITOUZNAG <hamid.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi mike and all,
MP3 skype recorder is a free neat program that will perfectly meet your needs!
I have been using it for years now. Suffice that you allow it to record from
skype and you will be good to go.
You can find it with a simple google search. If you dont, let me know and will
send it in a private E-mail!!
Hope that helps!
Hamid AITOUZNAG
"We never value what we have until we lose it!"
"Be careful how you treat people on your way up because you might meet them again on
your way down!!!"
Skype: hamidgeni
Twitter: hamidgeni
On 25/02/2014 04:43, Mike Bernard wrote:
Hello fellow pc-audio list members:
Is there a software program that's friendly with a screen reader, that I can
use to record Skype calls? I'm looking for something, that will start
recording automatically, when either the answer button is pressed, or when
the alt-page up hotkey is used, and then stop recording, when the call is
ended when either myself or the person I'm talking to presses either the
(end call) button or the iquivilent hotkey (alt page down.) As for recording
format, I'd like to get my hands on a program that will record in mp3 format
and that will allow me to disable automatic recording, for times when I
don't want to record calls. Does such a program exist? Thanks.
Mike
Rochester, NY.
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