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The player should be able to take advantage of timestamped .ts files from orcanode. Like if someone hears something moving back to relisten so it can make a note of the time, etc.
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This is partially accomplished now via the new (v3) reports list -- because it allows playback of annotated detections and candidates. For this reason, this issue could be closed for now...
...but it might be worth retaining and refining.
For example, Steve's @mcshicks suggestion could also take the form of a new data views/UIs like a table of completed bioacoustic bouts (all detections and candidates grouped together into an event with a single start and end time). This could be useful for both concerned community scientists (listeners) and professional conservation scientists (moderators) and entail development of new UIs -- like a moderator UI feature for specifying the start/end time of a bout, and a concerned community scientist UI feature for "Greatest Hits" of all Orcasound and/or a particular feed.
Any such new features, though, should likely await a major revision of the orcanode code @paulcretu , including revisiting how .ts segments are named by ffmpeg (i.e. with/out a timestamp embedded in the filename).
The player should be able to take advantage of timestamped .ts files from orcanode. Like if someone hears something moving back to relisten so it can make a note of the time, etc.
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