Quick record applet

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Last Update: 2013-03-07

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A Gnome 2 applet which can be docked to your Gnome panel. The applet provides one button which starts to record all sound from a specified source (mic, CD, Line in, etc). This way the user may start recording a song or sound once he hears it on the radio

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