In windows 7, when I want to add a WAV file in the current directory to record the sound, I right click in the blank white area. But I find no related things in the subdirectory of "Add" . I think I can do this in "XP". How can I do this in windows 7?
I don't understand what you want to do.
Exactly what do you want to do? If you are adding a wav file then it has already been recorded?I want to add a WAV file in the current directory to record the sound
Do you mean you have recorded a wav file and want to add it to a directory? Its still not clear what you want to do.
If you are not English speaking, possibly the translation program is where the problem is?
Not a problem, I only want to record things in any Directory. For example, I want to record my speech in "E:\**\". Then I just right click and ADD a new "wav". Then it pops up the "soundrecorder.exe" to record my voice. After I finish, I close the pop-up window and save it in the current directory.
That would involve adding an option to the RIGHT click menu. That is for a different forum section, not this section.
I think we are talking about 3 different things.
1. For recording your voice from a mic, you can use the Sound Recorder. That you find in All programs > Accessories.
2. When you finished the recording, you can store it in any folder (directory). This recording would be in .wma format.
3. If you need it in .wav format, you have to convert it with a file converter - e.g. Format Factory
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