Hi Warren
Maybe look at the Grsync to manually backup the audio and database (set
up database backup in RDadmin first to the desired folder)
Hope this helps
Stan
On 26/03/12 11:25 AM, Warren Mead wrote:
Hi All,
Had RRaBuntu on air for around 5 weeks now - all working well.
Now I'm buildin
Hi All,
Had RRaBuntu on air for around 5 weeks now - all working well.
Now I'm building another Rivendell computer as a (server) backup.
Hot Standby would be good, but looks quite difficult.
Is there a simple (Ubuntu) tool to manually backup the audio and sql to another
machine.
Thanks
Wa
Hello.
I am in a set up requiring I have some sort of compressed audio. I use
mp2... saved as wav. Problem is though even if I have sound panel buttons
set to allow for pause, the audio itself starts over when I resume the
button.
Say if a button has 30 second audio clip. I pause it at 3 seconds
On Mar 25, 2012, at 16:44 25, Robert Jeffares wrote:
> Delta 44 is OK too , have one install with that.
These (along with most cards based on the ICE1712 chipset, like the Delta 44's
bigger siblings the 66 and 1010) work quite well with Rivendell on the software
side. The analog side is decent
On Mar 25, 2012, at 08:12 36, Cowboy wrote:
> Oh, there are the Chinese phone-out and pre-mono ( parts count, I'm sure)
> mic in for around $3 on the web, and I suppose for my purpose I could
> adapt two for stereo ( more correctly, dual mono ) input with some
> software tricks to un-mono the mic
Pretty sure you're out of luck - I have literally a pile of about 20
huge GPIO cards on ISA (including a few 142 bit I/O cards!), but they're
totally useless to me and I've found no cheap way to do bus adaptation.
Buying an old P2/P3 system is one option but they're quite a rarity
these days.
Hello all,
I've discovered an interesting audio card I'd forgotten about in storage and
wondering if it's been tried with Rivendell/Ubuntu. It's an Antex 23e. However,
as you may know, it's more than a decade old so the real problem is
connectivity (i.e. ISA full length). Am I out of luck, or
Solved the problem!
Hosts have to be entered on the master server and the default service
set for each one.
assuming that data is in SERVICES or SERVICE_PERMS
I have a dump that selects all the events unique to the service _PRE and
_POST and CARTS plus CUTS and GROUPS and SCHED_CODES
import
I use M-Audio
They have a great series of cards that work, the half height is a handicap.
I use Audiophile 2496 and yes it's unbalanced but it has digital as well.
Delta 44 is OK too , have one install with that.
adjust with alsamixer
If the audio feed is too high a simple pad will solve the
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 9:51 PM, James Harrison wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a cheap (sub-£150)
> sound card, ideally USB, which just has two inputs (optionally two
> outputs) on XLRs (or jacks), balanced, with the ability to handle
> pro-level or consumer-
On 25/03/2012 10:12, Fred Gleason wrote:
> RDAdmin->ManageHosts->RDAirPlay->DefaultService
> RDAdmin->ManageHosts->RDPanel->DefaultService
>
Fred, which table has the list of services for the drop down menu?
DefaultService
I am getting "None" as the only option at one location.
I can do a compl
I've always tried to avoid Behringer gear for a multitude of reasons -
spontaneous failures requiring human intervention aren't really
something I enjoy on gear which -should- run unattended for months on
end continuously. Since they're also aiming for the absolute lowest
price point the qualit
I've been using the Behringer UCA202 for over two years now to get analog audio
into an iBook to create a stream. It has gone into shock 3 or 4 times, (starts
distorting badly) but after a reset it will run for days, weeks, or months.
Haven't had to deal with it for many months now, it just work
On Sunday 25 March 2012, Cowboy wrote:
> On Saturday 24 March 2012 09:51:04 pm James Harrison wrote:
> > Just hunting around for cards for a streaming encoder and I
> > simply can't find anything close to this - everything's
> > got big friendly gain knobs or the connectivity sucks or
> > it's abs
On Saturday 24 March 2012 09:51:04 pm James Harrison wrote:
> Just hunting around for cards for a streaming encoder and I simply can't
> find anything close to this - everything's got big friendly gain knobs
> or the connectivity sucks or it's absurdly expensive.
Outside of a professional envir
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