Main Functions:

• Record your internet radio station webcasts. Radio stations are required to log and archive all broadcasts under FCC regulations.
• Save your streaming audio broadcasts. eg. If you are using BroadWave to broadcast your band, SoundTap can record and archive the broadcasts.
• Convert your recordings in old or uncommon formats to wav or mp3. eg. if you have a voice recording in ds2 format you can convert this to mp3 using SoundTap and the existing ds2 player.
• Record streaming audio conferences.
  
• Record VoIP phone calls on softphones (eg. Skype or Express Talk). In a call center this is often required for legal or quality assurance reasons. 

Major Features:

1. Record audio played on your computer in direct digital with no quality loss
2. Saves files in wav or mp3 format with a wide range of selected codec and compression options
3. Ability to record and mix microphone input to capture both sides when recording a VoIP or Conference conversation (optional)
4. Streams can be recorded directly to the VRS Recording System for enterprise database system use
5. Works with all popular media players (eg. Windows Media Player, Real Audio, QuickTime) and softphones (eg. Skype, eyeBeam, Express Talk)
6. Directly links to WavePad Sound Editor Software so you can edit the files you have recorded
7. Directly links to Switch MP3 File Converter Software so you can convert the files from mp3 to over 20 other file formats 

Requirements:

• Works on Windows XP 2000/Vista/2008/7 (For technical reasons Windows 2000 only supports recording what you play not the input side (for, for example call recording). Windows XP and Vista/2008 support both.)
  
• Also works on Mac OS X 10.4 and above