From: Mark Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: .ram scripting / end time help
I digitize a lot of videotapes and had the same problem with not being able to
stop real producer after a certain amount of time.
I ended up just writing a visual basic front end that would generate the
command
line and shell out to rmbatch. If you've got rmbatch (it comes with real
producer when you buy it), you're welcome to try the program I wrote. You can
view the information about it here:
http://www.pharmacy.purdue.edu/~hooktv/rmgui.html
I don't actually have it online to download yet, if you decide to try it,
let me
know by email and I'll put it online.
If you're streaming your audio using one of the newer versions of real server,
you should be able to generate your ram files automatically by using the ramgen
command in your link, for example:
<a href ="servername:port/ramgen/mountpoint/file.rm">link name</a>
RealForum wrote:
> From: "Modern Music" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: .ram scripting / end time help
>
> I do a lot of Real Audio encoding for a record store, and I have a lot of
> records to do each time we get an order. I have two problems.
>
> One: I would like to limit each Real Audio sample to 1 minute. I know you
> can use RMEditor after the file has been created to specify a start and stop
> time, but is there a way to configure Real Producer G2 to always stop at 1
> minute while actually producing the files? It'd be kind of a pain to have to
> type the DOS commands for 60 records.
>
> Two: Is there some sort of program or script out there that can generate
> .ram files for .rm files? As I stated above, I have 60 files a day to
> encode, so the only method I have right now is actually right clicking on
> the .rm on the desktop and copying and pasting the file name into notepad. I
> have seen some talk about using asp pages to convert to a ram on the fly,
> but I have basically no knowledge of asp.
>
> Any help or references would be great.
>
> Thanks
>
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