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Software to record audio (for hours) with proper timestamps and possibly event registration. Currently using audacity with timestamps via a plugin, it works but
by karencarits 4y ago
Software to record audio (for hours) with proper timestamps and possibly event registration. Currently using audacity with timestamps via a plugin, it works but is rather cumbersome
- leobg 4y agoWhat’s the use case? What are the timestamps for? Which it what determines where a timestamp is set? Do you need transcription as well? How is the recording being used afterwards?
- karencarits 4y agoThanks for nice questions! I am currently working with multiple time series and when an anomaly happens in the time series, I have to check an audio recording to see what happened. The problem has been that all audio players and recorders that I have found starts at 0 and don't show recording time at the x axis, so I have to manually calculate the exact time in the audio recording, then listen around that time and register what happened and calculate the exact time for these events It is a quite basic problem, but I haven't been able to find a good solution yet: an audio recorder/player that shows the exact time instead of relative time. I'll be very happy for suggestions, and if not, then it's an app I would wish someone would build:)
- conductr 4y agoNot sure how you're capturing the audio but have you looked into timecode/sync? It's used in film to synchronize everything. Also I’m a bit rusty in this realm but probably running through some post production software could help