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- SkypeCap 3.6 (Mac)
- SkypeCap, a software program for your Macintosh computer, captures and records audio calls made from Skype. SkypeCap saves audio calls in MP4-AAC format to your Mac. Have you ever missed a conference call? Have you ever tried to take notes during a phone call and found it hard to keep...
- Software downloads 2009-10-27
- SkypeCap 2.1 (Windows)
- With SkypeCap you are able to record microphone audio chatting and moreover, the most interesting part Web cam real-time Skype video. Your partner won't be aware his/her video and audio session being captured by SkypeCap. You can also capture audio chatting in Skype-out mode. You can make a call to...
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