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Post by wimpradio on Feb 8, 2020 17:16:58 GMT
What applications do any of the members here use to record audio based on date/time?
Back in my radio days, we used to refer to this, if memory serves as, 'delay recording'.
I know that there are a number of stand-alone applications that can do this (Audio HiJack, Audacity, etc.), but was wondering what members here use.
Rich
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Post by Boomer on Feb 8, 2020 20:09:22 GMT
agfree.exe
I don't do much of it now, but I like the scheduled recording feature built into Freeware Audiograbber, a CD ripping program that's been around forever.
My favorite thing is that Audiograbber can record directly into a compressed format, saving lots of disk space, where other programs would record a whole wav file and then encode it.
I would record long radio shows for later listening, like Don & Mike off of an AM radio station weekdays, for later listening. It would save in 32k ogg, and I think even after a power failure the file would be intact for later listening, so you didn't lose the whole thing.
Good for my use, and just like programming a VCR.
Boomer
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Post by wimpradio on Feb 8, 2020 21:30:14 GMT
Thanks for the suggestion.
I took a quick look at the application. It doesn't look like it would record from a line-in, or audio input. Am I missing something in what I read?
I hope I'm misreading, or missing, something.
Rich
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