The RipFlash Pro works OK, but
Aug. 16th, 2003 06:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
custerIt decides where to start and end an MP3 file based on the background noise from the source. I can adjust this up or down to a degree, but the bottom line is that I wind up with what I want in chunks of the wrong length. I need to be able to combine them and break them back up where I want to.
The "Radio Your Way" makes it's own proprietary format, and I can due to the low sound quality (it can record at best at 32) and the fact I have to convert it's files through WAV format anyway, I can use soundrecorder. But the ripflas makes MP3 files directly, and I have no way to edit those.
Any recommendations from anyone? I actually need a fairly good product.
The "Radio Your Way" makes it's own proprietary format, and I can due to the low sound quality (it can record at best at 32) and the fact I have to convert it's files through WAV format anyway, I can use soundrecorder. But the ripflas makes MP3 files directly, and I have no way to edit those.
Any recommendations from anyone? I actually need a fairly good product.
