PolderbitS Sound Recorder And Editor v4.0.90
Version 5.0 build 94 of the PolderbitS Sound Recorder and Editor is now available for download.
If you already own a license for an older version or build number, you can upgrade to version 5.0 build 94.
Your Access key also activates version 5.0 build 94.
If you don't have a license yet, you can evaluate version 5.0 for free for a period of two weeks,

even if you have installed an older version or build before and its trial time has expired in the mean time.
You can view your currently installed program version and build number,

 by clicking on the little blue Info button in the Sound Recorder or Sound Editor window.
If the little blue Info button is not available, then you have a version older than 1.6 installed.
Version 5.0. Initial release date: April 24, 2006.
What is new in version 5.0:
Faster and more stable than ever.
The Editor window can now be enlarged by dragging at either of the 4 window edges and the

edit-point controls are now slightly larger than before.
New automatic track splitter options in the Editor:
You can now determine the length of silence in between tracks to search for and the (background-)analysis of the recording now only starts when the track splitter windows is first opened.
The option to split tracks in the middle of detected silences,

or split tracks on the start and end of sound plus an optional fade-in and out.
Split a recording in equally sized tracks.
Split a recording in a given amount of tracks.
Separate left and right channel Wave view in the Editor (through the right-click menu of the Wave view).
The Recorder now displays the percentage of the recording volume setting and warns about saturation when the volume is too high.
The Recording Timer window now has the option to automatically save a timed recording and then exit the Recorder.
New Recorder command-line options for scheduled recording.
Click on Help in the Recording Timer window for the details.
Setting the recording volume with the keyboard up/down keys now uses finer steps.
A new recording that is not yet edited, but directly saved as an uncompressed

WAV sound file, is now saved almost instantly when being saved in a folder that resides on the same disk the temporary recording is stored in.
The possibility to Select/Deselect All, or to invert the selection of tracks in the the Save Tracks window of the Editor.
The Editor now remembers the last save-as-type and sound quality for existing recordings you opened for editing.
An ID3V1 mp3-tag is now included in mp3 files when saving multiple tracks,

using the given Track and Album name.
Hitting the spacebar to restart recording did not work after a recording was discarded.
To avoid feed-back, the Recorder does not touch speaker volume or muting anymore