!**************************************
    ! Name: Record From Microphone to Wave F
    !     ile
    ! Description:I wrote this in Delphi 6. 
    !     This Code Records from your Microphone a
    !     nd Saves it to the Hard drive as a .wav 
    !     file. Just add mmSystem to the Uses and 
    !     insert the code.
    ! By: Una-Rat
    !
    !This code is copyrighted and has    ! limited warranties.Please see http://w
    !     ww.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/Sho
    !     wCode.asp?txtCodeId=1281&lngWId;=7    !for details.    !**************************************
    
    {
    1. Add mmSystem To the Uses.
    2. Add 3 buttons to your Form.
    3. Button 1 is for Record.
    4. Button 2 is for Stopping the Recording.
    5. Button 3 is for Saving the Recorded wav. 
    I'v found very few sources on recording from a mic
    and all of these sources look almost identical. So
    this is my version and I'm sure it will look the
    same as any of you making your own version's of
    the code. So use it how you want and if your version
    is better than mine, I'd like to have a copy of it.
    Happy Coding!
    }
    // Record
    procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
    begin
    mciSendString('OPEN NEW TYPE WAVEAUDIO ALIAS MicSound', nil, 0, Handle);
    // MicSound is what the WaveAudio is asigned to.
    // It is used in all the mciSendString so if you
    // rename it to a diffrent name then you need to
    // make sure you change it on all of them.
    // If you dont know what I just said..
    // hell I dont think I know what i just said
    // then leave it the way it is, it will work ether way.
    // The Following is pritty much self explanatory but I put
    // the Notes out for those who dont follow.
    mciSendString('SET MicSound TIME FORMAT MS ' +// set the time format
    'BITSPERSAMPLE 8 ' +// 8 Bit 
    'CHANNELS 1 ' + // MONO 
    'SAMPLESPERSEC 8000 ' + // 8 KHz 
    'BYTESPERSEC 8000', // 8000 Bytes/s 
    nil, 0, Handle); 
    mciSendString('RECORD MicSound', nil, 0, Handle); 
    end; 
    // Stop Record
    procedure TForm1.Button2Click(Sender: TObject); 
    begin 
    mciSendString('STOP MicSound', nil, 0, Handle); 
    end; 
    // Save Wave File
    procedure TForm1.Button3Click(Sender: TObject);
    begin 
    mciSendString(PChar('SAVE MicSound ' + 'C:\FileName.wav'), nil, 0, Handle);
    mciSendString('CLOSE MicSound', nil, 0, Handle); 
    end;
    {
    If you like the code then please vote.
    And if anyone finds a source for changing Wav to Mp3,
    Please let me know, I could realy use it.
    }