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Knowing the RECORD Command

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Knowing the RECORD Command Before you record a sound file in wave or voice format, you should be familiar with the command line syntax of RECORD. The command line for recording wave or voice files is: RECORD file [/A:xx] [/C:xx] [/M:xx] [/R:xx] [/S:x] [/Q] [/H] [/?] file .WAV Specifies the name of the file and its extension, or .VOC you want to record sound data into. /A:xx Sets the recording source. xx = MIC, CD, LINE or FM You can record from more than one source. /C:xx Sets the compression format. xx = ALAW, MULAW or CTADPCM /M:xx Sets the recording mode. xx = MONO or STEREO /R:xx Sets the sample size. xx = 8 or 16 bits The higher the sampling resolution, the better is the recording quality. /S:xx Sets the sampling rate. For .VOC format: For .WAV format: 44100 Hz xx = 5000 to 44100 Hz xx = 11025, 22050 or The higher the sample size, the better is the recording quality. /Q Disables display of recording information. /H or /? Displays a description on using RECORD. 7-2

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Knowing the RECORD Command
Before you record a sound file in wave or voice format, you should
be familiar with the command line syntax of RECORD.
The command line for recording wave or voice files is:
RECORD
file
[/A:
xx
] [/C:
xx
] [/M:
xx
] [/R:
xx
] [/S:
x
] [/Q] [/H] [/?]
file
Specifies the name of the file and its extension,
.WAV
or .VOC you want to record sound data into.
/A:
xx
Sets the recording source.
xx
= MIC, CD, LINE or FM
You can record from more than one source.
/C:
xx
Sets the compression format.
xx
= ALAW, MULAW or CTADPCM
/M:
xx
Sets the recording mode.
xx
= MONO or STEREO
/R:
xx
Sets the sample size.
xx
= 8 or 16 bits
The higher the sampling resolution, the
better is the recording quality.
/S:
xx
Sets the sampling rate.
For .VOC format:
xx
= 5000 to 44100 Hz
For .WAV format:
xx
= 11025, 22050 or
44100 Hz
The higher the sample size, the better is the
recording quality.
/Q
Disables display of recording information.
/H or /?
Displays a description on using RECORD.