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Automatic recording stop: If this button
is activated, recording will cease automatically after approx. 16 seconds of silence. This way you won't
have to worry about stopping the recording once the source you're recording from, an LP, for instance,
has reached the end.
Automatic CD track recognition: If this feature is activated, then track markers are automatically
placed at the end of the pauses after a track. In order for pause recognition to function seamlessly, you
will have to set the proper source in the selection box (LP, cassette, CD, or Internet). You can specify
the detection parameters even further in the Options menu via >Automatic track marker recognition
options
.
Save automatically in individual files:
If this feature is active, then every individual track that is recognized will be saved as an individual file.
Set CD track marker/marker: Even during recording, you can set CD track markers or simple
markers by clicking the corresponding button in the recording dialog
.
Start new file:
If you want to record for very long sessions or from multiple sources one after the other, then the
recording file can become extremely large. This button will create a new sequentially numbered file.
Recording format: Set the sample 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 recordings 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.
Audio input: The button "Sound card settings" opens a dialog with special settings
for whatever sound card is present. The name of the selected sound card is also displayed. If you are
using several sound cards (or ones with several inputs), you can select one from the menu.
Timer:
Enter a specific time to start the recording, plus the recording length. The recording won't begin
immediately after pressing the "Record" button, but rather at the specified 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 "Recording length" is active, then the recording will end automatically after the
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