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QuickVoice X 2.4.2.313

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QuickVoice is the award winning voice recorder for Macs featuring: one click voice recording, voice email, voice reminders, audio stickies and audio editor. That's 5-great functions in one tightly knit app!

Record voice memos, reminders, to do lists, dictation, even entire lectures. QuickVoice is equally suited for professional, school, and-or home use. QuickVoice also syncs with our QuickVoice iPhone app to transfer your iPhone recordings to Mac.

QuickVoice is a Macworld Magazine "Best Software Under $40" product!

What's New

Version 2.4.2.313:

This version fixes "SYNC" with both our free and paid QuickVoice for iPhone apps for iOS4.

Requirements

PPC / Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
internal or external microphone.

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QuickVoice X User Discussion (Write a Review)

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Fishscale commented on 26 Aug 2010

"QuickVoice is a Macworld Magazine "Best Software Under $40" product!" - Yeah, like five years ago.

This application is so dated I can't believe they even updated it. The UI looks straight out of the 90's and control/saving is a notch better than the interface, still terrible.

I'm sorry if this review is harsh but come on dev. Know what you have and give users what they paid for.

To everyone else who would like to record items, organize them, start/pause/stop via hotkey and menubar or icon access check out "TapeDeck."

I also like AudioRecorder and Audio Hijack Pro although they are a bit more robust than a simple record and save. Worth checking out though.

If your looking for more than just a recorder apps like macjournal and pear note cover recording as well as a host of other material like text, but I don't think those are for this crowd.

[Version 2.4.2.313]

+66

cenocre commented on 15 Nov 2007

Very useful idea that should have been part of he OS. It's hard to believe that we have not been using voice notes for years.

The design needs lots of help both in function and looks. The interface really sucks, with too many windows, it is like each window was designed by a different person and the main window is WAY too big with useless graphics and HUGE buttons. It's inconsistent in style and has big functional hole. Too bad as this could have been good.

Why is there no window/view that lists all the recordings in one quick view?

[Version 2.2.1]

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Wolfeatsworld replied on 12 Aug 2010

I agree with all of your points; couldn't have said it better myself.

+65

Joel Mueller reviewed on 08 Jun 2007

(From user PRAMIN MacUpdate) Easy to use, intuitive interface (but it can be improved, because the stop and pause symbols are not right), customizable features, good integration with QuickTime Pro, audio editor and e-mail client.

Recorded messages can quickly be stored and retrieved in user defined groups and can also be accessed from the Finder as QuickTime files.

Perfect stability on my iMac G5 PPC.

Can be triggered within any application from the menu bar (a hot key would be great), but the interface remains hidden.

The recorded sound is crystal clear.

It lacks quick ways to hide and show and to switch between internal microphone, audio in port and other sources (you have to go to the application Sound Preferences or to the System Preferences).

A warning for you MacUpdate people: you posted this very same application twice!

Once as "QuickVoice for OSX 2.1.1" and also as "QuickVoice X 2.1.1 -":

http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/7779 .

You should appriopriately merge the related information, reviews and ratings.

[Version 2.1.2.133]

Peter Wyse commented on 15 Dec 2005

Quickvoice works fine on my Powerbook but on my Imac G5 it causes a kernel panic every time I hit the record button. Contacted the help desk but they gave up after a couple of failed suggestions. Anyone got any ideas ?

[Version 2.0.4]

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MacUpdate Admin replied on 15 Dec 2005

You should tell everyone what those failed suggestions were so they aren't repeated here.

Anonymous reviewed on 05 Aug 2005

Following on from the previous post, I emailed the support address and received a prompt reply pointing me to a link and including a license key. This was much appreciated. Apparently they could find no record of my attempts to contact them, although I was using the contact form on their website - maybe something wrong with it??

Anyway, I am now upgraded to version 2 and happliy using the product.

[Version 2.0.2]

+10

Bl0dwyn commented on 30 Jul 2005

I purchased Quickvoice on 3/28/05 (Version 1). Just over 1 month later version 2 was released, which is a paid-for upgrade. I left 2 messages via their website feedback page requesting a free upgrade (considering the relatively short time between purchase and the new version coming out) but had no replies, other than a few emails encouraging me to pay for the upgrade.

I know I'm not entitled to a free upgrade, but a reply would have been courteous. So I've decided to vote with my wallet - it's my money, and I won't be spending any more of it with this company.

[Version 2.0.2]

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Anonymous commented on 31 Jul 2005

Well, I got a reply from the developer who had no record of my queries. He was happy to give me the upgrade so I believe the company has redeemed itself and I am happy once again.

Thanks

Anonymous reviewed on 26 Apr 2005

quite the toy. this thing is so versatile, I find myself using it for everthing. Stickies and email options are really awesome.

[Version 2.0.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 25 Apr 2005

License holders of a previous version of QuickVoice should not concerned about trying QuickVoice 2.0. QUICKVOICE 2.0 DOES NOT DISABLE ANY PREVIOUS VERSIONS. That can only happen by manually deleting or overwriting it.

If someone accidently loses their older version and would like it back it can still be downloaded from its original location at http://www.quick-voice.com/QVX.dmg.sit.

[Version 2.0.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 21 Apr 2005

Who is spreading this bit about you can use you version 1 serial number to make version 2 registered????? This is simply put untrue as I just now received a registered user notice that you need to pay a $12.95 upgrade fee to get the version registered, that is if you paid for version in the first place!!!!

[Version 2.0.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 21 Apr 2005

Here is the quote from their FAQ page
I have an older version of QuickVoice and-or Audio Postcard how do I upgrade to the latest version?
When you first purchased one of our products you received an email that directed you to our download page. Simply trash your older version and go to that download page to get the newer version. You should not have to re-enter your registration code.

[Version 2.0.1]

meecheem had trouble on 01 Apr 2006

Very, very annoying. I was having trouble with my previous version of quickvoice so I decided to spend the money and bought the 2.0.4 Upgrade, hoping that the glitch would get fixed. Big mistake. The sound is "jumping" every 3 to 5 secs. that makes the recording unusable. In the past they had replied to my request for help. But then, at some point they no longer did. I always send requests through their "comments" page at qquick-voice.com. I sent several messages... months ago. Never got one reply. It sucks!!!
They don't even have a phone # on the website!
Anyone got this kind of trouble???

[Version 2.0.4]

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Mike@nFinity replied on 11 Jun 2006

Michele (meechem) is not telling the whole story. We have in fact corresponded with her many, many times. The problem is that she is running a very dated G3 with the latest 10.4 operating system (quite a stretch). She says she doesn't have problems with her other programs but a iPhoto or Mail X will simply slow down but still work. Capturing audio (and compressin simultaneously) is differnt. The skipping is her machine not being ale to keep up with capturing the audio. In our last email we told her we don't know how to hlp her specific issue. We asked that she try using "No Compression" but we have not received a response back.