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Thanks, that's what I'm using at the moment. I'd prefer a local solution rather than a webapp (but perhaps it doesn't make any difference?). I tried their down
by 10ren 18y ago
Thanks, that's what I'm using at the moment. I'd prefer a local solution rather than a webapp (but perhaps it doesn't make any difference?).
I tried their download brown noise loop, but it doesn't (always) loop seamlessly, even using:
mplayer /home/user/8usb/SimplyNoise.com\ -\ Brown\ Noise.m4a -loop 0
I also tried downloading their flash swf itself, but it doesn't run locally (I expect it needs to phone home for the sound files).
- kaens 18y agoYou could try loading the swf in a browser, letting everything load up, and then checking /tmp.
- 10ren 18y agoAn intriguing idea, but nothing there unfortunately (guess they keep it in ram.)
- kaens 18y agoWeird. I would guess that would be browser/configuration dependent? I use firefox for this, and whenever I load up a flash movie (to be honest, I haven't tried it with anything else), it sits in ram until it's loaded, and then it gets cached in /tmp as a file named something like Fla[0-9a-z]+ . In about:config there's the options: browser.cache.memory.enable browser.cache.disk.enable and related settings. Disabling the memory cache might let you grab it. If I get the spare time today, I'll see if I can't get the swf to pull out.
- mark_h 18y agoThe only local one I've tried is boodler: http://boodler.org/ http://boodler.org/ (it's a "soundscape generator" written in python, which from memory has at least white and pink noise reasonably out-of-the-box).