Vox recorder is activated by voice and sounds exceeding a threshold.
It saves for every record a .caf file that you can play, delete or send by email.
Useful for surveillance records, hamradio scanners, and many many other applications.
You'll be surprised to hear what happens in an all night using Vox recorder.
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