Lee Baker, Jamie Dominey & Rob Landry exchanged: >> It would be handy if there was a solution that allowed for people to >> be able to log in to a web system, view there music logs and then >> record voice tracks directly in to the system.
> There have been a few > workarounds posted to the list using dropboxes or vnc, but they are not > the same as having this functionality built into the software. > That should be very easy to do, as long as you don't need to hear the > music playing as you record each track ______________________________________________________________________ I might be mistaken as to the process, but I recall some company pulled this off about 10 years ago by allowing the remote jock to record a dry VT, visually slip some tracks on a screen to fit, then hit a GO button. The Big Box at the other end would import the VT, quickly render *only* the duration of the break - three seconds either side of the VT - squish it down to a heavily compressed MP3 and send that back to the jock for a QC check. As I'm involved in talk programming these days, I'm not too close to music stations that VT these days and I'm sure a lot has changed. But at the time I saw this a decade ago, it was a fairly efficient way to do it. No need to make a compressed copy of the whole tune; just render the essence of the break, once assembled, and send that along. ap _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rivendellaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
