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MP3 Recorder XP allows you easily record voice or music directly to MP3 format from microphone input, line-in input or sound being played by other applications, including internet broadcasts, and sorts them in sequences by date and time stamped in a listbox. To compare with other programs, you needn't create a file name first. It's automatic naming system lets you record sound immediately by just one click. With a tagging system, you can also append notes to each audio file. It is ideal for recording interviews, news or melodies from radio, speech in conferences, and other situations that require instant recording.

Ejoysoft, a leader in developing windows audio recorder, is pleased to release 2.1 version of MP3 recorder XP. Upon customers request, MP3 recorder XP 2.1 now support Windows 7 and Vista and more new features.

The main difference bewteen MP3 recorder XP 2.1 and previous versions is audio mixer settings, if your operating system is windows 7 or vista please see tutorial about how to choosing audio source here.

If you operating system is windows xp or windows 2000, you should see tutorial here or how to setup sound card here.

Many students nowadays have laptops to surf on the internet, play ppt and do their homework. But can you understand and memorize all your teacher's words on the lecture? Maybe not. With our MP3 recorder, you can easily record all lectures on your laptop. You can listen to those lectures and repeat what you have not understood on the lecture afterwards. The software is based on PC's CPU and sound card. It delivers much better sound quality than other equipment and its memory is almost limitless.
"I love this program,.I have recorded talks and lectures in both college settings and from my tv on BookTV. I have also used it to record streaming sermons and internet Radio. I absolutely love this product, it is excellent quality at an excellent price." Joshua D Morrison, a college student, youth worker and pastor's aid.

Most similar softwares have tiny buttons. The interface is difficult to read and control for those near-sighted. Since our designing goal is to deliver a windows recorder easier to use, our user interface is presented extremely simple with all buttons and controls big and clear enough even for those poor-sighted.

yu tong, You are to be complimented on the fine program. It does a ''simple'' job. Records sound from the PC to a mp3 format file. Not a simple program to write, but a simple goal. It has all the inputs and controls to do this. And they are presented in a logical and easy to read manner. A interesting use I have for the program is to use it on my ''tablet'' PC to record live from the microphone. The mp3 format will reduce disk space used. The automatic file name generation for the output is wonderful. With the ''tablet'' PC there is no keyboard and this feature is needed. Also it is nice to not have to name each recording as it is made. but to name them later. If this is the ''one click recording'' then it is great. I have a special need in that I have very poor eyesight. Many programmers are too concerned with making their user interface look ''cool'' that they become unreadable to me. The "MP3 Recorder XP" looks nice and the text is very readable. The control buttons are ok as far as seeing them. The background on the buttons are light for the white and yellow icons to been seen well. The timer is very very readable. Your program is one of the best I have used. You did a fine job. Thank you. --Bill Cornutt

If you are a priest or churchgoer, you can use this software to record sermons like our customer Andy:
Bet you haven't heard this one before --I am in a lot of dramas at my church and don't have a lot of time to learn lines but I do have about an hour to and from work each day. I use it about once a month to record the scripts -- one with all of the lines then one without mine. It's helped. Never really tried to use it for anything else though

I use the recorder to record the sunday sermons in church. The mixer is connected to the computer input and we can record the sermon in the background while we do power point. its very nice, very easy to use. Works flawlessly. Primarily to upload previously recorded info (cassette tapes) onto the web. In this case, it is recorded sermons on our church's website. We are using the line-in feature. Great. No problems so far. It is very easy to use and we are happy with the results. One-click recording....this product is so easy to use! We had a bit of difficulty finding the right product for our needs: ease of use combined with the line-in feature. Glad we found your site!

Although we are now in digital era, there are much sound left in other formats, such as cassette tape and vinyl records. With MP3 recorder XP, you can store all such sound in MP3 format in your computer. Many of our customers explore this kind of usage:

I am a 57 year old former radio disc jockey (1969 to 1982) who has a continuing interest in older songs that are generally unavailable. I've transferred my own collection of vinyl records to digital and continue to purchase old vinyl records, from which the music is no longer available in any other form.Your program is what I've been looking for for years. I've recommended it to several other people who share my interest. The one-click recording is (to me) surpassed by your feature of using the space bar to start, and the 'enter' key to stop the recording.

Another example from a shoe-shop manager:
Main purpose is recording old music that I remember growing up with in the 40's to 60's era. I mostly use it with Spinner Plus because they have such a variety of music and give the song titles and performers before-hand,so I know if I want to record or not. The recorded songs sound just like the internet music I heard while recording.The interface is very simple, which I like very much. I am an office manager for a diabetic shoe company, specializing in helping senior citizens get the proper foot care they need. I like the one-click instant recording feature.

I mainly use it to record line-in, from my XM satellite radio. Mostly concerts, which I can burn to CDs. -A satellite radio lover.

A loving father uses it to convert VHS soundtracks to CD for his 4 year old son, and he is very satisfied.

Some people use it record internet radio.
I got it so I could Record the net radio for the Mike Gallager Show, the Sean Hannity Show, and the Savage Nation. Because as a Youth Pastor I am often to busy to keep up with current national and world events. And I have utilized the Microphone and the Internet Radio. They are fine. Student at Geneva College, Full Time Youth Pastor, Conservative Activist.