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- Version: 2.00, 7/28/2005 03:50PM PST
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Westside guyMost Recent Replies: View All 1 Replies
- Does what it says
The only caveat is this: While Wavepad will ostensibly save your recorded sound in your choice of formats, some of them don't appear to be compatible with other players. Wavepad-generated AAC, for instance, surprisingly wouldn't play in iTunes. For compatibility's sake your best bet is to save in WAV format and then convert it (if necessary) using another program such as iTunes.
Wavepad is currently completely free. As they say on their site, their hope is you'll like the tool so much that you're willing to pay for some add-ons they also make.