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Friday, April 3, 2009
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Skype Call Recorder Creates MP3s Of Your Skype Conversations

4:30AM Adam Pash | Windows only: Free application Skype Call Recorder creates MP3s of any Skype conversation with a couple of simple clicks. More »
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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JDVoiceMail Creates Ultra-Compressed Recordings For Email

11:00PM Kevin Purdy | Windows only: Free record-and-compress utility JDVoiceMail might make you think twice about taking the time to send your parents a voice message, or make it easier to explain something in your own voice to a co-worker. Set JDVoiceMail to a high-compression codec like TrueSpeech, GSM, or MP3, and hit the red button to start recording. You’ll see on-screen just how much time and space you’re using. Set up email access, and your files get auto-attached to an email with its subject already set. You can also use JDVoiceMail to simply save a small voice file for your web site or other uses. JDVoiceMail is a free download for Windows systems only. JDVoiceMail [via Online Tech Tips] More »
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Schedule Streaming Audio Recordings in Linux and Windows

2:00AM Lifehacker US Edition | Internet radio offers a lot of great music and programming for free, but not all of it can be downloaded whenever you’re ready to listen. Lifehacker reader Luke points us to a quick tutorial on setting up your Linux system to record radio or music while you’re away using the free kcron, Mplayer, and Lame tools. It’s fairly simple guide that leaves you with an MP3 of the program you were trying to catch. Windows recording enthusiasts can check out a similar guide for Windows Luke pointed us to, which requires a bit more command line work and tinkering. Thanks Luke! Schedule Streaming Audio Recordings in Ubuntu [Instructables] More »
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