Cinch Streaming Audio Recorder

Capture Online Audio as MP3 and WAV Files

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Want to record streaming audio for local playback, but don't have a clue about how to set everything up? Fear not, just pick up a copy of today’s discount software promotion, Cinch Streaming Audio Recorder!

Cinch Streaming Audio Recorder lets you capture the highest quality audio recordings with a single click, leaving everything else up to the program. With Cinch Streaming Audio Recorder, you’ll be able to capture streaming radio and songs as local MP3 files or lossless WAV, plus get the title, artist, and album information thanks to automatic ID3 tagging.

Additional features and functionality make Cinch Streaming Audio Recorder an absolute must-buy. Things like the ability to edit a music file into a ringtone, removing advertisements, and the full power and flexibility of a virtual sound card!

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fadi User I downloaded the trail version, its not recording from the source i selected. i tried the sound recorder that comes with the PC and it recorded.

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Henri User This issue is likely related to the Recording Device setting in Cinch.

The key difference: Windows Sound Recorder captures from your microphone/line-in, while Cinch captures from your playback device's audio output (what you hear through speakers/headphones).

To fix this, please check the following:

Open Cinch Settings ( ? Settings)
Look for "Recording Device":
Set it to "Auto (Default)" to follow your Windows default playback device
Or select the specific device where your music is playing (e.g., "Speakers (Realtek)")
Make sure music is playing through the same device Cinch is recording from:
Right-click the speaker icon in Windows taskbar ? Sound Settings
Confirm your music app is outputting to the same device Cinch is monitoring
Test: Start Cinch recording, then play music. You should see the audio level indicator moving if Cinch is capturing audio correctly.
Pro Tip: If you have multiple audio devices (built-in speakers, USB DAC, Bluetooth), make sure Cinch's Recording Device matches where your music is actually playing.

If you still experience issues after these steps, please let me know:

What audio device you selected in Cinch?
What music player/source are you using?

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