Permanence lets you record scheduled shows from an audio source (JACK, an Internet radio stream, etc.) and save them to disk or a server. Some of Permanence's features:
- Flexible storage: recorded files are passed to storage drivers which can do anything they want with the files: copy them to a new location on disk, upload them to a server, etc.
- Extensible: you can provide new source and storage drivers to handle technologies that Permanence doesn't cover out of the box
- Open: you can install scripts and Python functions as Permanence "hooks" that will get called when specific events happen, such as when Permanence finishes recording a show
Permanence has been used internally by KRLX radio to record copies of their productions since May 2009. If you think Permanence could be useful for your needs, contact us at computing@krlx.org.
Permanence is made available under the terms of the MIT License.
Copyright © 2009 Eric Naeseth
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