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What’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 bei
by leobg 4y ago
What’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