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Dmitry,
Happy New year !
At Radio Dungog we run RadioLogger continuously to create an audio log of all the content that is broadcast.
We want to run a second session of RadioLogger to record live specialist content shows and we want to record them at a higher quality.
The reason for this is that those specialist shows are broadcast live - then repeated on another day at another time.
To create the rebroadcast version we edit those audio files to remove adverts and station IDs and split the show into smaller files of say 15 minute blocks. This allows the show to be rebroadcast and have new adverts and IDs inserted in real time on the day of the repeat.
The thought we had was to install another session of RadioLogger and have a manual audio switch (physical switch) on the audio input. The new version of RadioLogger could have an audio detect feature and only record when audio is present. Hence RadioLogger would only record for the duration of the show - and when the switch was operated to disconnect the audio input it would stop recording.
Something like this:
1. Presenter operates the audio switch to "ON" and RadioLogger senses the audio and starts recording
2. Show goes to air live and is recorded
3. Show finishes and the presenter operates the audio switch to "OFF" and RadioLogger senses that the audio has stopped, it continues to record for a preset delay time (adjustable, maybe 5-60 seconds of no audio) and then stops recording and saves the audio file
4. Presenter opens and edits the audio file as required for the rebroadcast version of the show
Does this make sense ? Would you please consider adding this feature to RadioLogger ?
Thanks, Jamie C.
Happy New year !
At Radio Dungog we run RadioLogger continuously to create an audio log of all the content that is broadcast.
We want to run a second session of RadioLogger to record live specialist content shows and we want to record them at a higher quality.
The reason for this is that those specialist shows are broadcast live - then repeated on another day at another time.
To create the rebroadcast version we edit those audio files to remove adverts and station IDs and split the show into smaller files of say 15 minute blocks. This allows the show to be rebroadcast and have new adverts and IDs inserted in real time on the day of the repeat.
The thought we had was to install another session of RadioLogger and have a manual audio switch (physical switch) on the audio input. The new version of RadioLogger could have an audio detect feature and only record when audio is present. Hence RadioLogger would only record for the duration of the show - and when the switch was operated to disconnect the audio input it would stop recording.
Something like this:
1. Presenter operates the audio switch to "ON" and RadioLogger senses the audio and starts recording
2. Show goes to air live and is recorded
3. Show finishes and the presenter operates the audio switch to "OFF" and RadioLogger senses that the audio has stopped, it continues to record for a preset delay time (adjustable, maybe 5-60 seconds of no audio) and then stops recording and saves the audio file
4. Presenter opens and edits the audio file as required for the rebroadcast version of the show
Does this make sense ? Would you please consider adding this feature to RadioLogger ?
Thanks, Jamie C.