Freeware To Record Skype Calls -Skype Call Recorder
Skype Call Recorder is the best FREE software recently released which allows you to record skype conversations very easily. After install it sits in the system tray and if the recording is set on it will record all the skype calls you make on that computer.You can configure the destination of the recorded MP3 file and also define the bitrate which controls the sound quality.
This is a free Skype 
recording program which automatically recorders all your Skype conversations and conferences. It saves Skype conversations in compact and widely used format - mp3 files. This tool records P2P Skype calls, SkypeOut calls, as well as calls to Skype Online number . This program seats in the system tray and monitors skype calls and start the recording automatically when you start conversation. It can record several simultaneous calls (eg. one active while others on hold) in separate files for easy and convenient access. Very simple interface requires virtually no tuning or setup. Just install it, allow access to the Skype client and that's it.
System requirements:
- OS : Windows 2000, XP, Vista
- .Net Framework 2.0 or later (will be installed automatically from Microsoft.com)
- Skype (download Skype )
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