
HarddiskOgg
What is HarddiskOgg?
On-the-fly-line-in-to-Ogg Vorbis/Wave/Monkeys Audio/MP3-encoding. HarddiskOgg takes a wave input stream from any Windows 95/98/2000/XP compatible sampling device (including microphone input and line in) and converts it to an Ogg Vorbis/Wave/Monkeys Audio/MP3 (optional) stream. This happens in realtime, so basically it is a harddisk recorder in Ogg Vorbis.
Features:
- Real-time encoding with bitrates from 32kbit/sec. up to 320kbit/sec.
- Stereo or mono recording from 8kHz to 48kHz
- Automatic numbering of output files
- Can be placed in the systray and activated by a single click
- Smart on-the-fly normalization for low-volume sources
- Uses the high quality, patent free Ogg Vorbis encoding engine. Ogg Vorbis easily outperforms MP3 in sound quality, especially at lower bit rates.
- LAME MP3 encoder compatible. However, due to patent issues HarddiskOgg ist not distributed with the LAME encoding DLL. If you want MP3 support, fetch LAME_ENC.DLL from the web, but make sure you have the appropriate rights for doing so.
- Command line mode for easy integration or scheduled recordings
- No fuss or stupid skinned interface, just works.
- HarddiskOgg is FREEWARE!
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Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- real-time
- recording
- wav
- codec
- Microphone
- direct
- mp3-recorder
- on-the-fly
- analog
- monkeys-audio
- line-in
- streaming-audio-recorder
Recent user activities on HarddiskOgg
Maoholguin added HarddiskOgg as alternative(s) to Audio Recorder Axet
rsbrux reviewed HarddiskOgg
I haven't tried it because it won't do what I want (record streams from sound card out put instead of input). However, the documentation is rudimentary and out of date:
- The link to download the LAME DLL procided on the HarddiskOgg website and in the manual is broken. LAME has moved to SourceForge (https://lame.sourceforge.io/)
- If lame_enc.dll is copied into HardiskOgg's directory as stipulated in the manual, HardiskOgg complains that it can't find it. Copying lame_enc.dll to the Windows directory instead appears to work.
Microncode added HarddiskOgg as alternative(s) to Microncode Audio Recorder
I haven't tried it because it won't do what I want (record streams from sound card out put instead of input). However, the documentation is rudimentary and out of date: