[blindreplay] Re: Petro's Test Stream Follow <continued>
- From: <petrakigianos-giasou@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 18:22:37 -0700 (PDT)
Pam
Thank you. In your recordings folder or wherever your recordings
go, did you look to see if there were extra audio files.
Sometimes you will get split audio files due to loast
connection, stream server is overloaded and so on. Just making
sure you didn't miss this.
Just to be sure:
Press Open "MY Computer".
Open C: Drive.
Press "P" for Program Files folder/directory.
Press "enter" key.
Press "R" until you hear "Replay AV 8".
Press "enter" key.
Press "R" for recordings folder.
Press "enter" key.
Choose a folder like a station folder.
See if there are additional audio files for that station you
recorded.
For music recordings you need to use 128 kbps - for mp3 format.
Some want it higher than this.
If you have a terabyte hard drive you can record in the WAVE
format. Most of us don't. The .WAV format is the best. Anyway I
would do the 128 kbps if you are recording music with RAV 8.
I got alot of things at the moment to fix on this computer
tonight. I will read your message again later this week and try
to naswer your questions and observations.
Petro
--- pamdrake <pamdrake@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Petro,
>
> I am afraid I deleted the message I had started this morning.
> It contained
> your original questions after my first test, and the answers
> to them. I'll
> try to re-construct what I wrote.
>
> I only have Windows Media Player Version 10 on my system.
> However, all my
> mp3 files are associated with Winamp, so this is the format in
> which the
> file originally played. I selected the file again and chose
> the "play in
> Windows Media Player" option to launch the stream.
>
> I had chosen the "record now" option after creating the show
> item and
> highlighting it the first time I did the test, but after
> reading your
> question I performed the test again today by choosing the
> show and pressing
> "s" from the properties menu. Once again the recordings
> played in both
> Winamp and Media Player.
> I noticed something very odd both with the stream from Greece
> and the ones I
> have recorded from KAAM. That is that even though I timed the
> Greek stream
> and stopped recording after 20 minutes I only heard a
> five-minute or so
> file. The same thing happened with KAAM, even though my
> scheduled stream
> was set to record for a little over 2 hours and the other
> stream, recorded
> with the "record now" option lasted the same five minutes even
> though I
> stopped the recording after three hours.
>
> In all the cases except one which I didn't check, the activity
> log shows the
> recording stopped at the time I had actually requested. In
> other words, I
> wonder where all the additional hours and seconds of recording
> time went.
> The time seems to be unaccounted for.
>
> This hasn't happened when I have recorded ACB Radio shows from
> the url I
> entered manually nor from the WMKV url I entered manually. It
> seems as
> though the recordings made strictly from urls found by using
> the Replay
> program url finder or tuning from within the program itself
> haven't been
> played for the full duration.
>
> Also, I have been disappointed in the quality at 32bps. They
> have been very
> low fidelity, one even reminding me of a stream from Mexico I
> like which
> plays at only 8bps. If I didn't like the music I probably
> wouldn't listen
> to that quality audio.
>
> I hope my explanations were clear enough and that this helps.
>
>
> If anyone has any idea why my recordings aren't playing in
> full I'd
> appreciate knowing that too.
>
> Pam
>
>
>
> Pam
>
>
>
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