Thanks Phil – I’ll have a look at sox as that could let me get things working
on Windows as well.
Best regards,
Terry...
On 7/04/2017 5:16 pm, "use-livecode on behalf of Phil Davis via use-livecode"
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Hi Terry,
If you don't mind using a command line app from within your LC
> Is there a way to "cancel" a shell command that is still running in LC?
>
Hi Greg,
You can do it via another shell() call with the kill command.
Of course, you need the ID of the process you did started before.
Regards,
Thierry
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Hi Terry,
If you don't mind using a command line app from within your LC app, you
might try sox ( http://sox.sourceforge.net/ ). It is quite powerful and
seems simpler to me than ffmpeg ( https://ffmpeg.org/) which I have also
used from within LC. One of my apps uses sox to create voice record
OK – looks like mergMicrophone is an option on OSX – I’ll give that a try.
Terry...
On 7/04/2017 12:04 pm, "use-livecode on behalf of Terry Judd via use-livecode"
wrote:
I want to record sound from within LC on a Mac – actually I want to get LC
to speak some text and have it recorded to f
I want to record sound from within LC on a Mac – actually I want to get LC to
speak some text and have it recorded to file (using Sound Siphon to capture it
directly rather than via the inbuilt mike and speakers). Is setting the
dontUseQT to false and going with ‘record sound’ the only option or
Thanks for the various input!
Devin: Appreciate the link to your tutorial, and the tip to check
out the LC dictionary. Why, oh, why does the RunRev 4 pdf manual
not even /mention/ audio recording? Now I need to get the audio
interface installed on my machine with LC, and see if I can get
it t
Well there are raids and there are raids. One of the departments I did not
control at the time bought a couple of Dell raids. Yeah, I said Dell. After one
failed 3 separate times with multiple hard drives each time, effectively
killing the luns, and after the one they used to host about 20 web s
> I'm sure I've read on the list about people using LC/Rev to
> record audio, but can find no reference to it in the manual.
>
> Can LC record audio under script control? Can it properly
> select the Core Audio input to record from? Any pointers to
> documentation or sample code snippets apprec
I decided that RAID arrays aren't really useful as a "backup" after my last
disaster (Raid rebuilds on a 500 gig drive takes longer than 8 hours), I
hate the fact that files are accessible from a single drive after a crash of
one, and have gone to a mirror strategy with regular backups done several
I concur. We have an Archives department here which is archiving all the audio
and video from years past. I am responsible for the infrastructure. I
configured an Apple Xsan so that we could expand if the need ever arose (and it
did). I have a second RAID that is NOT a member of the SAN as a bac
As one who archives audio and video all the time, I can pass along some
pointers for this task.
I don't think you can expect Livecode to handle recording that many audio
streams, and there is no reliable way to 'monitor' the audio stream to
detect level thresholds in Livecode. I've tried it. Audi
On Feb 24, 2011, at 8:57 AM, Tim Selander wrote:
> I have hundreds, maybe thousands, of cassette tapes my company
> wants to archive on hard disk. (OSX, Mac)
>
> I bought a 16 input USB audio interface and 8 cassette decks.
> This way I can record 8 tapes at a time to disk. Tested and
> worki
I have hundreds, maybe thousands, of cassette tapes my company
wants to archive on hard disk. (OSX, Mac)
I bought a 16 input USB audio interface and 8 cassette decks.
This way I can record 8 tapes at a time to disk. Tested and
working in a 'normal' sound app -- Cubase.
But I have to baby-sit
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