CLI Recording
Daniel Hazelbaker
daniel at highdesertchurch.com
Wed Mar 14 10:01:20 PDT 2007
Yes, as in bash. i.e. something like:
record --device "Built-In Microphone" --duration 3600 output.aif
But as of yet, I have not found anything like the above that works
with Core Audio.
Daniel
On Mar 14, 2007, at 9:35 AM, Dan Shoop wrote:
> At 2:49 PM -0800 3/9/07, Daniel Hazelbaker wrote:
>> I need a way to record from the CLI to an .aif (or .wav) from a
>> specific audio device. Reason being is we do timed recordings that
>> we use as backups if our sound person forgets to hit record on the
>> CD or there is a problem etc. We do not want to depend on user
>> intervention to click record. Right now I use Linux, ALSA and
>> arecord from a cron job to do this, but I would like to move to a
>> Mac Mini running OS X. Does anybody know of any software that will
>> let me record from a cron job even if a user is not logged in?
>
> Whatever tool you use would be what has the specific command line
> interface and options. So depending on which tool you use will
> depend on what command line interface options are available.
>
> Do you mean a "shell", like bash, when you say CLI? In that case the
> command invoked will be the command of the audio tool doing the
> recording.
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