I am using Xcorder to record the local Fire Dispatch so I can then use Audacity to decode the tone-out frequencies. The problem I am having is within Xcorder, I think. After opening the .wav file made with Xcorder into Audacity the tone-outs are very clear and pretty simple to decode. However the audio is real choppy and very hard to make out let alone understand and follow. I cannot understand what company is being called out and can't even catch a good address for the call. I believe that this problem happens during the recording process. Does anyone have any ideas why? I have played around within the Audacity settings and effects and tried messing with the speed and pitch of the audio but it has not really seem to have helped at all.
I just downloaded Scanner Recorder v1.9 and recorded some audio of the local Police and opened it up in Audacity and I can hear every word being said plain as day. This is great and I will continue to use it however it doesn't make a new file every hour on the hour like Xcorder. Not that this is really necessary but it is a really nice feature along with a few others.
There has to be someone out there that has used this program way more than myself that may know of a simple little fix within the settings or effects to make my Xcorder audio understandable, right? Hope I have given enough info for a general understanding of my problem.
I just downloaded Scanner Recorder v1.9 and recorded some audio of the local Police and opened it up in Audacity and I can hear every word being said plain as day. This is great and I will continue to use it however it doesn't make a new file every hour on the hour like Xcorder. Not that this is really necessary but it is a really nice feature along with a few others.
There has to be someone out there that has used this program way more than myself that may know of a simple little fix within the settings or effects to make my Xcorder audio understandable, right? Hope I have given enough info for a general understanding of my problem.
