Version 3.0.1

• Fixed compatibility problem between Total Recorder driver and some Creative drivers for Sound Blaster Live! family of sound cards
• Fixed compatibility problem with some players, which use very small buffers (e.g. Ultra Player)
• Fixed problem with international characters in registration names.
• Note: version 3.0.1 uses the same registration key as the version 3.0 beta and the original 3.0.

Version 3.0

• Added ability to play and record compressed sound using installed codecs.
• Added ability to use external MP3 modules for recording in MP3 format.
• Added compatibility with Windows Millennium Edition.
• Added a fast save capability.
• Added automatic stop after a specified amount of recording time.
• Added interface improvements.
• Note: version 3.0 uses a new format of the registration key. When you install this new version, it will be unregistered until you enter a new registration key.

Version 2.2

• Support for Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000.
• The ability to resample a recording (i.e. change sound stream parameters). Resampling can be done either during the recording process or when you save a recording.
• The maximum recording size is no longer limited to 2 GB. It is now possible to record up to 49 continuous days. However, since an individual .wav file has a limit of 4 GB, a long recording must be broken into pieces in order for it to be saved.
• A save progress indicator.
• The ability to increase the priority of the Total Recorder program and provide cleaner recordings.
• The ability to normalize the volume of a recording

Version 2.1

• Accelerated recording/converting. This allows you to convert a sound file to standard wave format without listening to it. This operation normally takes a fraction of the time it would require to play the file.
• Markers. These allow you to select and save only part of a recording or part of an existing wave file.
• The ability to continue recording to the same file after it was stopped.
• A level indicator reflects the amplitude of a signal during recording and playback.
• The ability to have more than one open copy of Total Recorder (like in version 1.0).

Version 2.0

• Capturing and recording of sound streams that programs request from a sound card. This allows full-duplex recording of Internet phone conversations when using programs such as NetMeeting and VoxPhone.
• Recording from CD, microphone and other input lines.
• Built-in scheduler that allows you to program jobs (record or playback) to start at a given time, similar to programming a VCR.
• Command line parameters that allow you to use an external scheduler such as Microsoft Task Scheduler to schedule a recording or playback.
• Automatic installation and uninstallation of the virtual device driver.