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Helix Producer Sound Recorder

1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)

1. Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)

Helix Producer from RealNetworks is a program that allows you to convert audio and video into streaming media. This instruction describes how to record audio file using demo version of the tool, which is distributed for free. As it is a demo version many functions are disabled and it's functionality is significantly restricted. Audio property which I recommend in the §4 is one of many possible variants. If you have any question regarding the tool please look into Helix's Help or send your question to LT support.

2. Set hardware configuration
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)
(one time at the beginning of the session)   (click on pictures to enlarge)

Step #1.

Step #2.

Name of audio device depends on computer's hardware. Step #3.

Step #4.

3. Create file name
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)
.   (click on pictures to enlarge)

Open File Dialog

See file name here

4. Set audio property
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)
(one time at the beginning of the session )   (click on pictures to enlarge)

Open audio property dialog

Default setting

Step #1.
Set mode
Step #2.
Delete all streams except one

( Click on the property then click
on the "Trash" button. ) Step #3.
Close audio property dialog

5. Record Sound File
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)
   (click on pictures to enlarge)

Start

Stop

Test

6. Record next file
1. Introduction
2. Set hardware configuration
3. Create file name
4. Set audio property
5. Record Sound File
6. Record next file (optional)
(optional ) (click on pictures to enlarge)

Create new file name

The name is here

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