Total Recorder records streaming audio, mic input, line-in input, and DVD & CD sounds. The recordings are saved to your hard-drive in either WAV or MP3 format. Convert different sound formats to WAV and MP3.
Reviewing 8.3 (Jan 25, 2012)
8.3 was released July 15, 2011 per their website. I paid for this prog years ago and use it almost daily.
Reviewing 8.2 Build 4100 (Oct 25, 2010)
I've used this for many a year. It is great.
It would be ***** stars were it a little bit easier to use. Then again, something this capable isn't going to be easy peasy.
I particularly like the ability to set up a schedule that can tune into a website and grab the stream. If only it could connect to the "favorites" saved in TotalRecorder itself, rather than forcing me to jump through all sorts of hoops to find a stream that works.
Very flexible and versatile. It would take a lot to make me move to something else.
Reviewing 8.0 Build 3750 (Nov 6, 2009)
While most reviewers are morons who rave about freeware that doesn't work, has a crap interface, no documentation, and no support, I prefer software like Total Recorder: Excellent documentation, functionality, and support. Oh gosh! It's not free! Oh well, some things in life are worth paying for.
Reviewing 7.1 Build 3420 (Nov 6, 2008)
Yeah, GOM Recorder is to Total Recorder what that Firefox extension is to WebSite-Watcher, as some nitwit pointed out over there. Total Recorder provides lifetime licenses, so unless you had some problem that couldn't be resolved, I doubt you had a legitimate license for Total Recorder to "switch from" anyway.
Reviewing 7.1 Build 3420 (Nov 6, 2008)
I switched to the freeware Gom Recorder, which basically does the same thing as the Total Recorder.
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