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iRecord
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iRecord Music Desktop |
iRecord Music Desktop is a
companion software application for iRecord Music. It enables advanced
features, like scheduled recording, and lets you customize various
settings to make iRecord Music operate the way that you want. The latest
version of iRecord Music Desktop is available free of charge to
registered users in both Mac and Windows versions. |
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Configuration Scheduling Synchronization Updates

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You can specify a maximum recording duration after which the
iRecord will automatically stop recording.
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The file split duration breaks long recordings into multiple
files.
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Set the number of seconds of silence that will be used to
determine the start of a new track for audio recording.
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Select between MP3, WAV & FLAC audio recording formats.
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Set the bit-rate for MP3 audio recordings.
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For Apple iPods you can have iRecord automatically update the
iTunes database when new media is added to the iPod.
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Specify the name, date, time and duration for one or more audio
recordings.
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At the scheduled time iRecord will record the audio signal onto
your iPod. The signal could be from a cable or satellite set top
box, from terrestrial or satellite radio, or any other source
that you can connect to iRecord Music. You can review and amend
the schedule.
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Note that scheduling is currently only available for iPods.
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iRecord Music Desktop enables you to synchronize audio files
from your iPod, or other USB device, with iTunes on your Windows
or Mac computer. You can then make backups of your media, or
transfer it to another device. Note that synchronization works
only for iRecord Music recorded files.
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The
iRecord Music platform is subject to a continuous improvement
plan where new functions, features and bug fixes are made
available to existing users through software updates.
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Download the iRecord Music firmware to your iRecord Music device
(attached to your PC/MAC) and than remove the device from your
PC/MAC and power up your iRecord Music device.
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