Probably best to include seconds in that too, just to be on the safe side.
So if your show starts at 5:00 in the afternoon, put 17:00:00. In fact, I
just checked the help screen, and you do need to include the seconds.
Bruce
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On Fri, 1 Apr 2005, TerriStimmel wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Oh yes, that was quite helpful. Thank you so much.
I was concerned that you couldn't do this with GoldWave.
Now of course, I need to have the radio on the channel, and turned on,
before that recording starts right?
I know this, but I'm nervous about doing this, because I've never don
Hi Bruce, and list,
Two more questions, concerning this delayed recording.
Twenty-four hour format, that's military time right?
So if my program started at 5:00 this afternoon, I'd put 17:00 in the time
area?
I just thought I should make sure I had this right.
Also, are you saying that after I
Set things up as if you were going to do an ordinary record from the line
in jack. Now hit F11 to get into your controls dialog, and control-tab to
get to the record tab. If you have it set to unbounded, you'll want to
change it to "bounded to selection" so you won't keep recording
perpetually.
Hello everyone,
I'm needing to record something this afternoon, but I won't be home when
it's going to be on.
So I was wondering, can you set GoldWave to start recording at a certain
time, using the Line-in source?
If so, how do I go about setting this up?
I want to connect my boombox to the co
