[gentoo-user] Program for Sound Recording of Church Services

[gentoo-user] Program for Sound Recording of Church Services

[Timothy A. Holmes]

Hi folks:

Ive been using gentoo + fluxbox + audacity for about a year now
recording our church services to wav or mp3 files.  Its now upgrade time

The system is a p3 400 running gentoo and fluxbox - im open to
suggestions on the proper software to use

Id like your input

Thanks

TIM


Tim Holmes
IT Manager / Webmaster / Teacher

Medina Christian Academy
A Higher Standard... 


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Re: [gentoo-user] Program for Sound Recording of Church Services

[Jean-Baptiste Mestelan]

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Hello.

I suppose the answer would very much depend of the functionalities you are
seeking, which you have not really developed here ?

Anyways, have you already had a look at this sound software collection ?
http://linux-sound.org/

It could give you a few directions.

Kind regards.

On 1/22/07, Timothy A. Holmes <tholmes@mcaschool.net> wrote:
>
> Hi folks:
>
> Ive been using gentoo + fluxbox + audacity for about a year now
> recording our church services to wav or mp3 files.  Its now upgrade time
>
> The system is a p3 400 running gentoo and fluxbox - im open to
> suggestions on the proper software to use
>
> Id like your input
>
> Thanks
>
> TIM
>
>
> Tim Holmes
> IT Manager / Webmaster / Teacher
>
> Medina Christian Academy
> A Higher Standard...
>
>
> --
> gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
>
>

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Re: [gentoo-user] Program for Sound Recording of Church Services

[b.n.]

Timothy A. Holmes ha scritto:
> Hi folks:
> 
> Ive been using gentoo + fluxbox + audacity for about a year now
> recording our church services to wav or mp3 files.  Its now upgrade time
> 
> The system is a p3 400 running gentoo and fluxbox - im open to
> suggestions on the proper software to use

Why having to change your software stack if the one you used works? Just 
install it on the new machine (if it's really needed to change the machine).
Or are you having problems with the current software stack?

I also suspect you don't even need audacity, you could do everything 
from the command line (don't ask me exactly how, but I'm quite sure)...

m.

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RE: [gentoo-user] Program for Sound Recording of Church Services

[Timothy A. Holmes]

Timothy A. Holmes ha scritto:
> Hi folks:
> 
> Ive been using gentoo + fluxbox + audacity for about a year now 
> recording our church services to wav or mp3 files.  Its now upgrade 
> time
> 
> The system is a p3 400 running gentoo and fluxbox - im open to 
> suggestions on the proper software to use

Why having to change your software stack if the one you used works? Just
install it on the new machine (if it's really needed to change the
machine).
Or are you having problems with the current software stack?

I also suspect you don't even need audacity, you could do everything
from the command line (don't ask me exactly how, but I'm quite sure)...





Audacity is working adequetly, I was mostly wondering if there was a
better tool out there that I didn't know about.  The computer is being
rebuilt due to it being VERY far back in the update / upgrade curve --
it still had monolitic x and, the wrong chost and the old gcc / profile
-- its gonna be faster to rebuild than upgrade, and as long as im doing
it, im going to lvm as well

Thanks
 


Tim Holmes
IT Manager / Webmaster / Teacher

Medina Christian Academy
A Higher Standard... 


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