• Capturing and archiving audio streams from virtually any source (FM, AM, DVB, DAB, HDRadio, internet, satellite etc.)
• Phone line logging
• Radio stations logging
• Checking your own program and to monitor competition
• Radio communications recording
• Court room recording

General Features:

• Record up to 8 audio channels simultaneously on a single PC.
• Voice activated recording (VOX)
• Advanced audio compression to reduce file size.
• Save recordings as standard WAV or MP3 files.
• Password protection from unauthorized access.
• Breaks recording into easily manageable files by user choise
• Automatic Gain Control
• Optimized for newest Intel Core Duo and AMD Athlon 64 X2 CPUs.

System Requirements

• Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher
• Pentium III processor or faster
• 128 MB RAM or more.
• To record 2 mono channels - buy a simple Y cable from your local electronics to wire 2 mono sockets to a stereo plug. Then using Channel Properties assign one channel to "left mono" and the other to "right mono".
• Multichannel Recording required multiple standard sound cards or multichannel sound cards. Depending on hardware resources you can install up to 4 sound cards in one PC. (ie. a total of 8 inputs).
• Multichannel sound cards that have been tested including the M-Audio Delta 44, Antex LX-44.
• USB sound devices. USB devices usually can be used with a hub to connect many devices to one PC. Most modern USB sound devices let you do this.
• Microphones or telephone adapters