Any udf to record sound?

[Dracil]

Ive been searching the forum for a record audio udf or some inbult functions but all i find is this pretty advanced recorder softwares people built, like the one from eukalyptus is awesome but abit to hard to learn from. Sooo many things all i want it a simple recorder of "computer sound" and not mic, and something that saves it as mp3.

Any one have any tips?

Thanks in advance

[JohnOne]

Check out http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=83481

Udf for bass.dll by BrettF

[littleclown]

The example there just don't work.

Dracil, do yo find a solution?

I found here an example without bass, but there is a lot of noise in the recorder file.

If somebody knows a little program with command line that I can use for recording will be great!

Thanks in advance.

[wakillon]

The example there just don't work.

Dracil, do yo find a solution?

I found here an example without bass, but there is a lot of noise in the recorder file.

If somebody knows a little program with command line that I can use for recording will be great!

Thanks in advance.

Do you know mp3recorder of http://www.audiosoftstore.com ?

It's a Command Line Mp3 Recorder Version 2.50 Utility for Windows XP/7

[JohnOne]

I think SoundRecorder.exe which ships with windows has command line functionality.

EDIT:

"SoundRecorder.exe /duration 00:00:30" records for 30 seconds.

EDIT:

seems it only supports wma format.

Edited November 19, 2010 by JohnOne

[littleclown]

SoundRecorder.exe just does not work for me in command line... i don't know why.

mp3recorder is great tool, but is there a tool like this but output format to be WAV?

[JohnOne]

Might work if you run as admin, also it can output to wav.

EDIT:

/file filename.wav

Edited November 19, 2010 by JohnOne

[wakillon]

SoundRecorder.exe just does not work for me in command line... i don't know why.

mp3recorder is great tool, but is there a tool like this but output format to be WAV?

Try to use ffmpeg to encode mp3 to wav : ffmpeg -i file.mp3 file.wav

why do you want only wav ?

Edited November 19, 2010 by wakillon

[JohnOne]

This works for me WIN 7 32

$sExe = "C:\Windows\system32\soundrecorder.exe /file C:\Users\john\Desktop\sndrectest\wav.wav /duration 00:00:30"
Run($sExe)

[littleclown]

Thanks I will try.

I need wav because i will analise it at low level after that