Small update to the Flash Audio Recorder (build 33)

Posted on Monday, November 16th, 2009 by Octavian Naicu in releases

Changes:

  • added build number visible on right click
  • the recording now starts when the user clicks [Accept] in the dialog box asking for permission to access the mic. Previously the recording would start when the user pressed the [Record] button but because of the need to accept access to the mic recording ended up  having empty space at the beginning
  • added a new variable recorderId (that can be passed via flash vars ) which is passed back with every JS call. This allows you to use 2 or more audio recorders on the same HTML page. When you get a JS call now you know which of the 2 or more audio players issued the call!
  • added specific server side files for Red5 0.7 and 0.8

How to get it:

  • just download the software again using the link you got in the email from contact@avchat.net when purchasing it!

More info about the Flash Audio Recorder is available on the flash audio recorder area on our website.

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One Response to “Small update to the Flash Audio Recorder (build 33)”

  1. Carin Campanario Says:
    January 11th, 2010 at 20:49

    Hi,

    Your Flash Audio Recorder sounds great!

    We need most of its features (record, play, stop, save), but in a different setting and look…

    Is it possible to customise the current interface?

    For our current project we would like to e.g.:
    - display only a ‘record’, ‘play/pause’ toggle, and ’save’ button
    - remove the display of duration, volume and audio type

    It would be perfect if we could get a FLA source file in which to edit the graphics.

    If your Flash Audio Recorder isn’t customisable (we need branding), could we somehow embed it off-screen, and trigger its features through events in another SWF, so that we can still record, play and save sounds with your Flash Audio Recorder?

    Many thanks for a quick answer (we would like to buy and use it asap),

    Carin.

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