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What are .Net Framework and DirectX 9, and why do I need them?: Microsoft® .NET Framework and DirectX 9 are software components designed to...
Quick Recorder System Requirements: Quick Recorder requires the following: Windows® XP (SP2 and above) or Windows...
Selecting a Recording Source: Quick Recorder lets you select the source of your audio input. Most often, your...
Opening the Quick Recorder Application: To open the Quick Recorder application, you must first install it. For more...
Adjusting the Recording Level in Quick Recorder: Quick Recorder allows you to adjust the level of your audio input. You may want to...
Adding a Shortcut to Quick Recorder on Your Desktop: Quick Blogcast® lets you record audio files with the Quick Recorder. Adding a...
Adjusting the Playback Level in Quick Blogcast: Currently, Quick Recorder does not allow you to adjust playback volume. Your recording...
Creating a Podcast with Quick Recorder: To create a podcast in Quick Blogcast®, you can record your content using Quick...
Deleting Your Audio File in Quick Recorder: In Quick Blogcast®, at the beginning of the recording process in Quick...
Installing Quick Recorder on Your Computer: Quick Blogcast® includes Quick Recorder, a fully-functional podcast recorder. You...
What if Quick Recorder Freezes During Recording?: If you run out of disk space during recording, Quick Recorder may freeze. As a...
What are Sound Settings?: The Sound Settings window allows you to enable features that may enhance the quality...
Uploading Your Sound File to Quick Blogcast: You can upload sound files up to 100MB in size to your Quick Blogcast® account....
Uploading Your Podcast Episode to Quick Blogcast: You can upload sound files of up to 100MB to your Quick Blogcast® account. To...

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