Voice Activated Recorder 3.9.10

Auto audio recorder automatically initiates recording when the sound intensity surpasses the set threshold, omitting periods of relative silence, making it particularly suitable for extended recording sessions such as snoring or breathing during sleep (snoring + apnea, coughing, etc.), dream/sleep talk recording, as well as meeting and class recordings.

It's user-friendly with automatic threshold settings that not only skip long periods of silence but also maintain the original timestamp of when the recording commenced.

• More features include:
• Folder management/multiple file sharing
• Export recordings through copying or WiFi/Bluetooth transfer
• Merging & deleting/audio compression ("wav" -> "m4a" to save storage space)
• Auto play and viewing waveforms for ".wav" files

Features:

• Skip sounds weaker than the threshold, considered as "silence," with adjustable silence duration from "1s" to "40s."
• Background recording capability.
• User-friendly with automatic voice activation threshold setting and manual option available.
• Support sensitivity options (Low, Medium, High) for Automatic settings relative to background noise levels.
• Audio player with auto-play function, highlighting current recordings and auto-scrolling.
• Recordings automatically named based on date and time and sorted on a timeline.
• Robust recording management including labeling and multi-file sharing/deleting.
• For Android 10+ users, the ability to copy selected recordings to a shared directory "Downloads" on external storage and removable storage (SD card, etc.); for Android 10-, all recordings are directly accessible.

• Premium features for users:
• No ads & additional features including:
• • Folder management with manual or automatic folder creation.
  • Multi-file merge allowing merging of all recorded clips (.wav) into a single file.
  • Waveform display for ".wav" files aiding in distinguishing between snores and sleep talk based on visual patterns during playback.
  • Countdown timer to schedule recorder turn-off.

Q & A:

• Q: What are the "threshold" and "silence" settings?

A: The threshold (1~100) determines the sound loudness required to trigger recording. The silence setting (1s~40s) causes weaker sounds below the threshold to continue for a set duration before automatically stopping to maintain sound continuity. In summary, the threshold triggers recording while the silence setting stops it.

• Q: Why do I receive the "No Single from MIC" message?

A: Due to privacy measures on recent Android versions, the MIC source is blocked during calls or when another high-priority voice recorder accesses the MIC.

• Q: Why does this app stop recording in the background when another recorder is initiated simultaneously?

A: From Android 10 onwards, while multiple recording apps can start concurrently, only one actively records (except voice recognition assistants). Others are restrained from recording due to privacy and priority considerations.