MSRS Overview

MSRS is a multiple channel voice recorder program designed for recording conferences, court proceedings and similar multi-speaker forums. MSRS records from 1 to 32 audio channels and then 'sends' the recordings for transcription or archiving using the internet, email or a computer network.

Features

• Records 1 to 32 channels simultaneously.
• Works with stereo or multi-channel sound cards.
• Compresses audio to reduce file size using a number of different file formats and codecs (including dct, wav, mp3, ADPCM, CELP, GSM6.10, MPEG-Layer 3, TrueSpeech or others).
• Transmits the recordings for transcription or archiving to an FTP server, email address or a folder on your computer network.
• Sends the recordings as it continues to record with overlapped file breaks at preset intervals.
• Robust design and simple interface for fail-safe but user-friendly day to day operation.

System Requirements

• OS: Windows XP / 2003 / Vista / 2008 / 7 / 10
• Sound Card: Either a standard stereo sound card (for 1 or 2 channels) or, for 3 or more channels, a multichannel sound card (see www.nch.com.au/vrs/acc for recommendations).

Other things to think about

Automatic / Voice Activated / 24/7 Recording

MSRS is designed to be started and stopped manually (or using the API) and to run for limited periods of time (ie. for a specific conference or hearing). However if you want to record automatically (eg. voice or hardware activated) or to record continuously (eg. 24 hours a day) you should use the VRS Recording System www.nch.com.au/vrs.

Telephone Recording

If you want to use MSRS to record telephone conferences or calls you need a call record interface. For recommendations and suppliers see www.nch.com.au/vrs/acc. However if you are looking to record calls, please compare our TRx Personal Call Recorder www.nch.com.au/trx which is like a single channel MSRS but uses a voice modem instead of a sound card. Also compare the VRS Recording System www.nch.com.au/vrs to record multiple lines automatically.

Transcribing MSRS

The person who transcribes the recordings made by MSRS should install Express Scribe (which is free) to unpack and decode the audio. Express Scribe also features foot pedal control and variable speed playback to assist with transcription. Download Express Scribe from www.nch.com.au/scribe

Licensing MSRS

MSRS is free for evaluation only. To use it professionally you must purchase/register a license for each installation. To view pricing and to purchase online using Visa or Mastercard use our secure purchase page www.nch.com.au/msrs/register

NCH Software's other specialized recording software includes:

Express Dictate Express Dictate is a desktop recorder which works like a Dictaphone. It can record your dictation directly or "dock" recordings from a dictaphone or other similar devices then send it to your typist over your computer network or via the internet.

~ www.nch.com.au/express

DialDictate DialDictate lets you dictate by telephone. You dial into a computer running DialDictate to record dictation. When you have completed a recording, DialDictate can then immediately send the dictation for transcription by email, the local computer network or via the Internet.

~ www.nch.com.au/dialdictate

VRS Call Recording System The VRS is a multiple channel voice recording application for Windows designed that can be used for a number of applications including radio station logging, telephone call recording (with a small adapter) and other specialized applications.

~ www.nch.com.au/vrs

Other software... Other Professional Audio Software is available online. Some are free.

~ www.nch.com.au/action