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• The Basics of Video Editing Part IV: Preparing and Encoding Your Video for Delivery [Video]
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Dropvox is a simple audio-recording app that runs on IOS (iPhone, etc.).  The application allows you to record audio notes to yourself and upload the M4A audio recordings directly to your Dropbox account.

After downloading the app, you simply link it to your Dropbox account, hit record, and it automatically uploads the recording. As an added benefit, you can optionally set the app to begin recording as soon as it is launched.

DropVox is a available for download from the iTunes Store for $1.