24 May
2003
24 May
'03
8:09 p.m.
Hallo,
derhammer(a)mailbox.nusurf.at hat gesagt: // derhammer(a)mailbox.nusurf.at wrote:
i?m new here; i am into professionel recording and i
want to build a 16-32
track hdr system based on linux. hardware could be hdsp5296.
the software is not needed for editing - only for streaming down to disk.
is there a hdr-software that can do the job?
very important is relyability. there mustn?t be a grafical interface.
are the drivers for the hdsp5296 or other interfaces working stabile?
I would strongly recommend ecasound then. It's a command line
multitrack recorder, that runs very stable. I admit, that I never
recorded more than a handful (4) channels. But in the long run,
ecasound is wonderful. At work, we record several hours of radio shows
each day for later processing into audio-on-demand offerings for our
website. Ecasound run from a cronjob has proven to be a stable
workhorse for over 2 years now. Combined with the stability of Linux
itself (the box is "always on") this is a near perfect solution.
We don't own a HDSP, so I cannot speak for that.
ciao
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Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__