QuickVoice X

Forget that there might be a typo on their site. What's most important is the fact of the matter is that this is some nice software. I agree with the with the others, Apple should license this one because it significantly enhances the OS X operating system. Keep it up nFinity!

"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.

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?

(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.

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 is Tiger Certified! If you were having problems running version 2.0.1 in Tiger download 2.0.2 and you'll be good to go! Thanks to those who provided 'crash log' data. From the Developer.

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