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You wouldn't even have to keep recordings of the whole day. I learned a neat trick from watching the making of the show "Planet Earth". To record some of the am
by gagege 14y ago
You wouldn't even have to keep recordings of the whole day. I learned a neat trick from watching the making of the show "Planet Earth". To record some of the amazing unexpected events, they would have a camera running constantly that keeps about 10 seconds of HD video in memory at a time, then deletes it. When they see something cool happen, like a shark jumping out of the water, they just hit a button. That button tells the camera to not delete video that is more than 10 seconds old.
That way they didn't fill up their hard drives and they got the unexpected stuff.
What you could do is have a sound analyzer listen for speech and it would be like pressing that button, you'd get whatever happened 10 seconds or whatever, before you started spontaneously jabbering. :)
- goldfeld 14y agoThis is sound advice, pardon the pun. Still I wonder if I should ramp up the TiVoish recorder to about an hour or so, because often these are so spontaneous in fact, almost subconsciously uttered, that it might take me more than 10 seconds to even realize I'm doing something weird, let alone to figure out I'm on to something.
- lurkinggrue 14y agoGiven storage sizes these days you could have that buffer be a full on hour than you can grab from.