gnome-sound-recorder

simple and modern sound recorder for GNOME
  https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/Apps/SoundRecorder
  5
  11 reviews



GNOME sound recorder is an utility to make simple audio recording from your GNOME desktop. It supports several formats like OGG, MP3 or FLAC.
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rngesus_wept 1 month ago

Consistently crashes after ~20 seconds of recording. Does not have any obvious input selection interface; I had to open my system settings to choose the correct device.

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thiaiiceland 2 months ago

I installed this software for recording sound. The software seems sometimes able to record more than just few seconds then crass. I needed to record 30 seconds of sound and had 3 attemps until succefully

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JayRugMan 1 year ago

I like this app. I had to use find in my home directory to find where files were being saved, but I did, and simply replaced the directory with symbolic link to my music directory.

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leifjoha 1 year ago

Perfect also with Cinnamon. But remember to uninstall "Recorder" - the built-in program in Cinnamon before install this program. You can export the files to map "music". My program for loopback after using PulseAudio and/or QasMixer

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gschwaer 1 year ago

It's nice and simple. It saves all files to: ~/Recordings

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DocZen 2 years ago

The interface is very simple. Maybe even too simple: I can't find where the sound files are saved. And so it's unusable for me.

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zigminaksang 2 years ago

i like it. nice audio recording app.

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Vasilis_K 3 years ago

Nice and simple. Can be further imroved though.

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lvntozgr2 3 years ago

I would recommend to use. Kullanmanızı tavsiye ederim..!

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mintistcirca2015 3 years ago

Static was very high despite volume setting. Not usable, for me. Maybe some tweaking of pulseaudio or JACK or something which is, to me, obscure. However, I was running it from CInnamon and the developers design this for GNOME, for which it may perform better. If I spent more time tweaking I may have been able to correct for this but it is easier to use kazam or vokoscreen and then extract the audio using Audacity. If I was smarter I might be able to figure out a way to record my screen audio-only using these apps, but it is not immediately apparent so I am stuck with the vide/extract workaround. But This app is not out-of-the-box working for this user.

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BazyTrue 6 years ago

Very usefull program. I use him to record people on team speak 3. Nobody know that you recording. By default record audio on ogg audio format.