OGG Vorbis Compression in Audio Recorders by XemiComputers

Audio Notes Recorder and Claudio are general purpose voice notes and sound recording programs now featuring support for OGG Vorbis audio compression format.

(PRWEB) September 11, 2003

XemiComputers (http://www.xemico.com) has released new generation of its popular recorders, Audio Notes Recorder and Claudio, Windows programs that can record sound from any source available on the computer's sound card.

The programs got full support for OGG Vorbis audio compression format both on exporting and importing sound files. This new feature does not depend on any external programs/codecs and it will work for all sound qualities available with them.

OGG Vorbis is an audio compression format comparable to other formats used in computer sound files, such as MP3, VQF, AAC, and other digital audio formats. OGG format is becoming more and more popular with developers because it is completely free, open, and unpatented while maintaining equally high sound quality.

Main differences between the programs are in that Audio Notes Recorder is limited to 8-bit mono recordings and max 2GB per cassette file. Claudio on the other hand offers full specter of sound qualities (up to 44KHz 16-bit stereo) and unlimited cassette file size on NTFS file system.

Single user license for Audio Notes Recorder costs 19.90 USD. Claudio is 29.90 USD, but includes the other program. Quantity discounts are available directly from the manufacturer's website.

About XemiComputers

XemiComputers develops software for the worldwide market or by request and offers a full range of Internet solutions and services including design, web applications, online databases, net marketing, e-commerce etc. Its software department developed over a dozen programs targeted to different areas of Windows computing. All programs are described and available for download from the company's software development web site:

http://www.xemico.com/