"Voice Recorder" has very few options if you need to manipulate the sound file, but is OK for general recording.
I personally use "Audacity" although is not for the faint hearted, it is a complex solution although once understood basic functions are easy to pick up.
It free as well. Customise installation just in case they install some software that you don't want.
Hi Malcom
Having used Voice Recorder I decided to have a look at Audacity.
At first sight I am very impressed by this program. As you say it is a
complex solution and not for the feint hearted. I found that the instructions, although comprehensive, were rather hard to match to the Audacity screen!
However, I found a good tutorial on the net and I have spent a big part
of today sorting out how I can achieve my objective of recording from the radio and playing it back etc. I will have to set up the MP3 conversion ap at some other time as I got a lost trying to do this. However, a simple free ap download called Freemake Audio Converter solved this problem. I see there is about a 5:1 reduction from WAV and the quality is good enough for my purpose. (A quick sum seemed to show that one hour of WAV recording would occupy about 1/2Gbyte).
Thanks again for the tip.
Cheers Peter
