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Injested audio has tail end cut off #255
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Are these files from ProScan? |
Not sure if its relevant, but this is Proscan / RDIO for windows. 6.5.3 |
I have an issue with ProScan where it sometimes continues to write the file after a long pause. I need to find a way around this to know when the file is really full and done. |
So would a good work around be to expand the "pick up" delay from 5000 ms to 7500 or 10000 ms? |
Can you try to configure ProScan to create |
This is related to an issue I had where ProScan constantly appends the recorded file during the recording, unlike SDRTrunk which does not write the file to the directory until the end of the recording. I was able to work around this issue by enabled the proscan option to append the end time of the recording which then adds 'TO (endtime)' to each file once it is COMPLETE. I then have a script which scans a folder that ProScan sends too and only moves files containing 'TO' (Complete recordings) to another directory that Rdio has a dirwatch on. It would be cool to add the ability for the Rdio dirwatch to only pull in file names that contain a certain string such TO as that would not only fix this issue that kcwebby and other proscan users have, but also remove the need for the complicated workaround. |
Interesting concept.. would you mind sharing the script you are using as a
workaround?
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This is related to an issue I had where ProScan constantly appends the
recorded file during the recording, unlike SDRTrunk which does not write
the file to the directory until the end of the recording. I was able to
work around this issue by enabled the proscan option to append the end time
of the recording which then adds 'TO (endtime)' to each file once it is
COMPLETE. I then have a script which scans a folder that ProScan sends too
and only moves files containing 'TO' (Complete recordings) to another
directory that Rdio has a dirwatch on. It would be cool to add the ability
for the Rdio dirwatch to only pull in file names that contain a certain
string such *TO* as that would not only fix this issue that kcwebby and
other proscan users have, but also remove the need for the complicated
workaround.
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When ingesting audio (dirwatch if it matters) the tail end of the audio file is cut off, leaving some of the recorded audio behind.
Audio Sample.zip
This is done with "audio conversion" set to disabled. This happens with every single audio file.
It does not seem to get further trimmed if passed to a downstream RDIO server.
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