CD recording function (CD Recording Tool for DVE) - User can convert a CD track into a file format that complies with the Digital Voice Editor and then save the converted file on a computer hard disk.CD burning function (CD Burning Tool for DVE) - User can add messages from the Digital Voice Editor or Windows Explorer window onto the CD Burning Tool for DVE window, and then burn the data onto a CD-R/RW as an audio CD or data CD.User can also convert a message recorded by an IC recorder into an MP3 file. Converting the file format - User can convert the file format of a message saved in the computer and save it as another file.Editing the recorded message - User can divide a message into two messages or combine up to five messages into one.User can also add the messages saved in the computer hard disk to an IC recorder Saving and adding the recorded message - User can save the messages recorded by an IC recorder onto the computer hard disk by the messages or the folders.Note: For Windows Vista compatibility models, please click here.įunction summary of Digital Voice Editor 3.2.01 However, if you're looking for a competent audio editing program, Audacity has all of the features of Sound Recorder plus many more, and is totally free.The latest version of Digital Voice Editor Version 3.2.01 which allows users to save the messages recorded in a Sony IC recorder onto the computer hard disk for play back or editing is now available. But the older versions can no longer be obtained legally as Microsoft holds their patent, but refuses to sell them. The latest versions of Sound Recorder can be purchased with the latest supported versions of Windows. It also allows you to edit the meta data of the WMA file. Huge files can now be recorded as long as you have hard drive space available.
In particular, the program now records directly to the hard drive eliminating the earlier memory limit.
In spite of the overall decrease in functionality, this version of Sound Recorder did have a few new features. The program won't even run unless you have a microphone connected. Also, this version of Sound Recorder no longer lets you save in WAV format under normal circumstances, and instead uses lossy WMA at 96 kbit/s which is unsuitable for any high-end audio use. Most of the interface was eliminated, even the visual wave form. Because of this, almost all of the previous features were removed including all audio transformations, clipping abilities, and the ability to specify your output. In Windows Vista and 7, Sound Recorder was retooled to function only as a simple digital recorder.
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