[Audacity-devel] Feature suggestions: datetime stamp for Scheduled (timed) recording and others
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From: Jan K. <ko...@ma...> - 2008-06-14 01:52:44
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For now discussed Scheduled (timed) Recording I suggest optional (by default selected?) label creating at start and then every 0,10,20,30,40,50 minute, with label text containing the local zone time (and date in the first label). Why: It helps user in case something fails 1. "Did I set the time correctly?" 2. in case of power failure. Label track should be explicitly synced to disc (together with .aup). Another suggestion: For live recordings, it would be useful if date of recording would be automatically noted somewhere perhaps in metadata. (Pseudo-code: If comments = "" then comments := date+time. On recording, or on new-project). File creation/modification is not suitable because the information there is lost by editing (might depend on OS?) and copying/moving. (Generally, every track could carry time of creation and/or datetime of first recording (or list of recording datetimes). In .aup or in the track name?) And there was question about disappearing arrows. There is a related issue concerning internationalization. Interested? BTW: > Weird thing was that on first execution after new install, Record > recorded in mono, but when I opened the prefs it was already set to > stereo, and clicking okay made it actually record in stereo... I thought > it was all in the cfg file now? I didn't clean the Registry of Audacity > entries. Perhaps I know something related? Just ask me. Though perhaps not really related, since > I believe that the default for a clean install is still mono: > AudioIO.cpp li 1451: long recordChannels = 1; > Jan |