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On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 10:17 -0500, Timothy A. Holmes wrote: |
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> Hi Folks: |
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> I am looking for some linux software to allow me to record our church |
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> services in digital format. |
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the entire service, or just the "sermon" (/ speaker / whatever)? |
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We decided to use a hardware based CD recorder (with digital and |
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analog). I can't remember the name, but its one of the best investments |
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we've ever made (for the audio side of things that is :) |
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We don't record music through it, mainly because there's no demand for |
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it, and we only have 2 channels going to the recorder. After a recent |
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upgrade of mics, leads, EQ, etc, I am more than happy with the |
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professional quality of the device. It can easily make new tracks on |
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your button press, or on silence detection. Also, you don't have the |
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problem of software updates, disk crashes, etc. |
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The drawback is that you do have a CD created for each service, but you |
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can use CDRW's, and then rip them to a PC if you want. |
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Just another option to think of. |
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Iain Buchanan <iain at netspace dot net dot au> |
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I have an existential map. It has "You are here" written all over it. |
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-- Steven Wright |
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