Add a recorder file in the current directory

[yuyuxuan]

My system is windows 7.

I want to add sound recording files immediately in the current directory. And when I click the file, it can open either "SoundRecorder.exe(system)" or "***Recorder.exe(installed software)" to let me record the voice. How can I do that?

[Horst.Epp]

And how is this related to Total Commander in any way ?

[yuyuxuan]

And how is this related to Total Commander in any way ?

As an alternative to windows file manager, I always want to find solutions which can be done in this software as this case. Maybe I can get it by simply a short key. So I ask it.

[MVV]

I think you should try to start recorder with path to non-existing file in current directory in order to create it, maybe application supports it. Just drag recorder executable to buttonbar and then add "%P\new_file.extension" to parameter field.

[yuyuxuan]

I think you should try to start recorder with path to non-existing file in current directory in order to create it, maybe application supports it. Just drag recorder executable to buttonbar and then add "%P\new_file.extension" to parameter field.

I cannot drag it directly to the button bar, but I can set as follows.
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Is it right? because I cannot get the file in the current location.[/img]

[ZoSTeR]

You have to use

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/FILE "%P\new_file.wma"

[yuyuxuan]

You have to use

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/FILE "%P\new_file.wma"

Thanks, and I use

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/FILE "%P\new_file.wma" /DURATION 0000:00:03

to cancel the pop up windows.

But can I have a name with name based on TIME instead of "new_file.wma".
For example,"20140125_205404.wma".