Voice recording

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ianboag

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#65308 2-Aug-2010 14:11

We want to record all radio traffic at an airfield. The preference is for MP3 records, continuous rather than voice-activated - probably (automatically) split into 60-minute files.

As files are completed, they are posted on a very simple website which just has a chronological list. Users clicking on a file will download it and it will be played in their default MP3 player.

Any ideas about suitable off-the-shelf software for the recording bit? It doesn't have to be free.

The POST and Web stuff are no sweat.

Ian Boag

Ragnor

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#361660 2-Aug-2010 15:26

How is the sound being outputted at the airfield, can you get a analog or digital line out which you can connected to a pc sound card line in?

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ianboag

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#361671 2-Aug-2010 15:42

Yes. Standard microphone-level input to the mic jack.

BuffyNZ

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#368096 16-Aug-2010 09:30

Late reply, but I only just noticed this post.

Is the radio traffic you want to record aviation or other?

If other, is it trunked or conventional?

I am assuming it is analog FM, not digital and not encrypted?

Did you find a solution?

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