audio recording

[Joel Hammer]

You can't just record a wav file with your microphone and convert that
to an mp3? Are there any patent infringement problems here? (NPR is a big
business.) Could you ftp the wav file to wshu and let them clean it up?

Joel

 dollele On Sun, Dec 07, 2003 at 11:22:22AM -0500, dep wrote:
> i have a peculiar little issue that i need to resolve and master today.
> 
> n.p.r. wants me to do a little space piece for one of their programs 
> tomorrow. i am supposed to go to wshu in fairfield tomorrow morning to 
> record the thing. we got two feet of snow, and going anyplace is and 
> shall remain problematic. what to do?
> 
> i have good microphones and so on here and a decent sound card. it 
> occurs to me that i ought to be able to do it in a high quality mp3 and 
> email it to them (the show is out of l.a.).
> 
> what i do not know is what the best linux application is for mp3 
> encoding. ideally, i'd use something which has a nice mixer front end, 
> so i can screw around with it (and not have to start at the beginning 
> if i kick a word) and then save directly to mp3.
> 
> any suggestions?
> -- 
> dep
> 
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