Hi!
A bit more about ecasound. You can use it for recording, compressing, DC
removal and normalising. You could use it for mp3-encoding, but I'd suggest
lame directly.
Recording:
ecasound -i input -o output -t:time_to_run
or:
ecasound -c -i input -o output
(start/stop interactively, using t and s.)
ecasound -i output.wav -o tmp.wav
-eli:LADSPA_ID,param1,param2,param3,...,paramN
ecafixdc tmp.wav
ecanormalize tmp.wav
For good lame-options see:
lame --longhelp
Ideas on the script: make it accept one parameter: something to identify the
talk you're recording, number them, take a time and day combination. If you're
system's running the hole time, you can use the PID of the script is stored in
$$. For readability you might add a line like:
PID="$$"
And then later use $PID.
use simple read statements for the special tagging:
read -p "Enter Speakers name: " SPEAKER_NAME
read -p "Enter short lecture title: " LECTURE_TITLE
Then again use $SPEAKERNAME for later reference.
I haven't done quite the same thing, but rather similar ones. If you like
this idea and have more questions about some specifics, you can mail me in
private.
But I guess you'll get something more on that.
Kindest regards
Julien
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