aurecord(1)

aurecord1

Record audio signals at specified rate

Usage

aurecord -r rate -c channels -t time -e

Overview

aurecord(1) is an internal command to the signalPAK routines and is not intended for direct command-line use.

aurecord(1) records time seconds of channels channel audio at rate. If the -e option is specified, recording doesn't begin until there is a signal to record, and stops when the signal ends, so it is great for capturing a bit of speech without having to remove the surrounding silence.

The data is written to stdout as:

4 byte rate (machine format)

4 byte number of channels (machine format)

2 byte channel1 channel2 channel3 ... (machine format)

2 byte channel1 channel2 channel3 ... (machine format)

...

2 byte channel1 channel2 channel3 ... (machine format)

Author

aurecord is part of signalPAK, a collection of signal-processing routines for Octave, written by Paul Kienzle. See http://users.powernet.co.uk/kienzle/signalPAK/.

From octave-forge 2001.11.02-4 in Debian 3.0 (Woody). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.