Re: Recording audio
Worik Stanton <[email protected]>
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On 18/06/14 09:26, Aaron Singline wrote:
> The best option is to have a redundant system. So have more than one
> system recording if it is critical. So if one crashes you can use the
> other.
One crash is one crash too many.
> Audacity has been good at handling long recording sessions for me on
> multiple platforms. I can't recall the last time it cashed.
Thta is odd. I have had a lot of crashes over the years with Audacity,
but I have done a lot of recordings of live music, where the recording
must go, some tmes, for hours. Have you been doing that?
On 18/06/14 09:51, Geoff Barkman wrote:> #!/bin/bash
>
> export currenttime00=$(date +%H%M)
> arecord -d1800 -r44000 -f cd -t wav /mnt/sda1/share/wav/$currenttime00.wav
That is perfect. Thanks
W
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