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Website:www.openpandora.org/
Maintainer:edlee
Version:1.2.3.3
Filesize:46.55 kB
Category:Audio
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Redistribute:Allowed
Added:Dec 16, 2013
Updated:Dec 23, 2013
Downloads:1375
Package Author: Edward Lee
Description:
Record audio with one touch of an icon, like a physical record button. You can customize the record.sh script in the /media/*/pandora/appdata/Record folder. You have to delete the old record.sh script in order to replace it with the latest version. Colons are allowed in file names on ext2 file systems but not on FAT32 file systems. This version uses mplayer to replay audio through both speakers if you installed the CodecPack.pnd. You must increase the analog recording volume from the default value of 0 in the separate Mixer program for at least the Analog Left Main Mic. The Play.pnd file is designed to be used in conjunction with this Record.pnd file.
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edlee
20/12/2013 04:34 UTC
v1.1.2.2
SoX really belongs installed in one of the execution path folders, like "/usr/local/bin", linked to an SD card folder instead of being mounted as a PND. The first time that you run the script of FBnil, it records to MP3. The second time that you run the script, recording stops.
edlee
20/12/2013 04:31 UTC
v1.1.2.2
WAV files are easier to edit than MP3 files. You can use mhWaveEdit to trim silent areas and then convert it to another format. To record in MP3, you can replace "record.sh" with the script in http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/13459-voice-recorder-2-using-sox-to-record-mp3s-on-the-fly/?p=253117
peelie
18/12/2013 22:31 UTC
v1.1.2.2
doh! my bad forgot to enable mic recording in mixer settings!
edlee
18/12/2013 07:02 UTC
v1.1.2.2
What model of SD card are you using to store the recording?
edlee
18/12/2013 06:01 UTC
v1.1.2.2
You might have to modify the record.sh script. If the output of running, "arecord -l ", from the Terminal program looks like the wiki page: http://pandorawiki.org/Microphone#Microphone then you might need to adjust the line in the record.sh script that has "hw:0,1" on it to "hw:2,0".
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