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VRS Telephone Call Recorder Linux Publisher's Description The VRS is a multiple channel voice recording application typically used for telephone line recording, radio station logging or control room recording. The VRS records 1 to 64 audio channels simultaneously with advanced audio compression to reduce file size. Find and play recordings ordered by date or channel. System Requirements Pentium 1GHz or above, Call recording hardware, sound recording hardware | | | |
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