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Recording format: This setting determines the sampling rate and bit resolution
(deluxe version only) of the recorded audio file, and also whether the recording
should take place in stereo or mono.
24-bit recording requires a high-quality audio card with 20 or 24-bit conversion, plus
a 24-bit capable MME driver. Audio cards with SPDIF digital interfaces can also
record audio material in 24-bit quality.
You can also record directly in compressed formats such as MP3 or OGG Vorbis.
Select the format you want to use from the list box, and use "Format options" to
specify details such as the bit rate and compression method.
Double Speed Recording: Activates the Recording at double speed (view page 48).
Audio input: T
he button "Sound card settings" opens a dialog with special settings
(view page 51) for whatever sound card is present. The name of the selected sound
card is also displaye
d. If you are using several sound cards (or such with several
inputs), then you can select one from the menu.
Timer: Enter a starting time for a recording and the length of the recording. The
recording doesn't begin immediately after pressing the "Record" button, but rather at
a specifically set time. This way, time-delayed recordings (for example, at night or
when you're out) are now possible. Of course, the system clock has to be set
correctly. If "Record length" is also activated, then the recording will end automatically
after the indicated period.
File name/file path: The name of the audio file to be created and the preset folder are
displayed in the recording window. Both can be changed by clicking the folder button.
Shut down computer automatically after recording: If you are working with timer
recordings, you might as well have the computer shut down automatically after the
recording is complete.
Simplified...: Simplified version of the recording dialog.
Double speed recording
Some double cassette decks have a "Double Speed" copy function. On one deck a
cassette will be played at double speed and on the other recorded at double speed.
Doubling the speed cancels itself out so you will end up with a completely normal
cassette recording. Thereby making it possible to copy cassettes in half the time.
With the option "Double Speed Recording" you can also use this function with
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013. If it's activated you can record played audio
material at double speed, after recording the speed of the recorded material will be
automatically halved.