SoundCopy v.1.1

SoundCopy is a handy Windows sound recording utility, allowing you to record, save, playback and compress to mp3, any voice, music or other sound. Recording time is limited only by the amount of hard disk space available. SoundCopy can receive input from CD, the Internet (audio files youve downloaded or streaming audio), microphone, cassette player or any other line-in source. You can use SoundCopy for recording meetings, conversations and dictation. You can use it to make digital back-ups of your audio tapes. You can set it to automatically record a radio program when youre not there - the possibilities are endless.

SoundCopy was created upon the lament of a visitor to Measurement And Conversion Software, who said that he could not find a free audio recorder with an in-built scheduler and mp3 compression capability. He said he was happy to do away with options for selecting different sample sizes and sampling frequencies, as long as the resulting recordings represented a good compromise between sound quality and file size, and the recorder had the basic auto-record and sound compression features he was after.

After receiving this request, the author of SoundCopy performed his own web search for such a program, but uncovered nothing - confirming the visitors frustration - and he also found the visitor was not the only one with these requirements. So he set about creating an application to fill the gap, and Measurement And Conversion Software is now proud to announce SoundCopy - a free, handsome, no-nonsense and easy-to-use audio recorder with the ability to record on demand or to a schedule, and convert recorded WAV files to mp3. Enjoy.

Windows Sound Recorder & WAV to mp3 converter. SoundCopy records audio through your soundcard to a WAV file, on demand, or automatically to a schedule. It also converts from WAV to mp3. Useful for recording meetings, conversations, dictation, backing up cassettes, recording radio programs, etc.

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