Re: [expert] saving real audio ....
This seems to cover your needs ...
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/MP3-HOWTO
John Aldrich wrote:
> On Wed, 07 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> > well - i have tried it but all that is saved is a small text file with an
> > URL to a real *.rm file ("pnm://.rm") and because its a realtime radio
> > broadcast i doubt the actual file exists at all ...
> >
> Ahhgood point. Sorry.
> John
RE: [expert] saving real audio ....
On Wed, 07 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> well - i have tried it but all that is saved is a small text file with an
> URL to a real *.rm file ("pnm://.rm") and because its a realtime radio
> broadcast i doubt the actual file exists at all ...
>
Ahhgood point. Sorry.
John
Re: [expert] saving real audio ....
Peter, On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, RNDr. Peter FREIMANN wrote: > I am running LM 7.0 and I need to process a few minutes of daily > broadcasting from Real Audio source - I know I could run realplayer for > linux and capture the audio signal using my sound card but I wonder if there > is a more straighforward solution to get the audio signal on my hard disk in > a standard audio format ... vsound *may* be able to do what you want - I've used it with a .ra file but never with a live feed - .ram. The url is in the posting below by Erik de Castro who patched vsound for the G2 player Good luck, Jesse McDonnell patch for vsound for the G2 player: Hi all, I have released a patch to the vsound program which allows it to work with the G2 RealPlayer. The original freshmeat announcement was: "VSound is a sort of like a `virtual audio loopback cable'. That is, it allows you to record the output audio stream of a program (similar to connecting a loopback cable to the line in and line out jacks on the sound card, and recording the sound from the line in jack, but without the DA/AD conversion losses). One possible use for this application is as part of a RealAudio to wav file converter." I have set up a web page for the patch here: http://www.zip.com.au/~erikd/vsound/ which has a pointer to the original vsound program (and a local copy) as well as a simple explanation of how it works. Enjoy, Erik -- +-+ Erik de Castro Lopo [EMAIL PROTECTED] +-+
RE: [expert] saving real audio ....
well - i have tried it but all that is saved is a small text file with an
URL to a real *.rm file ("pnm://.rm") and because its a realtime radio
broadcast i doubt the actual file exists at all ...
p.f.
> Nope. Not that I am aware of. OTOH, you CAN right-click on
> the RAM file and select "save as" and save it to disk
> instead of hearing it. :-) Then, you *may* be able to
> reprocess the file into a WAV format or something.
> John
Re: [expert] saving real audio ....
On Wed, 07 Jun 2000, you wrote: > I hope someone can help me with the following problem ... > > I am running LM 7.0 and I need to process a few minutes of daily > broadcasting from Real Audio source - I know I could run realplayer for > linux and capture the audio signal using my sound card but I wonder if there > is a more straighforward solution to get the audio signal on my hard disk in > a standard audio format ... > Nope. Not that I am aware of. OTOH, you CAN right-click on the RAM file and select "save as" and save it to disk instead of hearing it. :-) Then, you *may* be able to reprocess the file into a WAV format or something. John
[expert] saving real audio ....
I hope someone can help me with the following problem ... I am running LM 7.0 and I need to process a few minutes of daily broadcasting from Real Audio source - I know I could run realplayer for linux and capture the audio signal using my sound card but I wonder if there is a more straighforward solution to get the audio signal on my hard disk in a standard audio format ... p.f. - RNDr. Peter FREIMANN, ICQ# 1181033 tel: 0602-464-800, 0331-362375 ESNET s.r.o.(Internet provider) http://www.esnet.cz nam. Miru 138, 377 01 Jindrichuv Hradec e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
