RE: CRISIS

["Larry Lovering" <news@southstation.org>]

Another alternative is CyberCorder 2000 from Skyhawk Technologies
http://skyhawktech.com/.  Putting the signal from an AM tuner or radio into
the line input and using Cybercorder, you can set on-off times to record
with unique named files, in any audio format.  You can program one time, a
day in advance, or every day.  You can also launch an internet link to start
an audio program prior to recording (recording off the "stereo mix" of your
PC's volume control.  Shareware, it's 24.95 and I use it so much for
off-hour recording of radio and shortwave programs.

-Larry Lovering
www.southstation.org


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Murray
> Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 8:34 AM
> Subject: RE: CRISIS
>
>
> A quick technical note with regards to using a VCR for audio-only
> recording....
>
> Many VCR's will have trouble providing a quality high-fidelity recording
> unless there is some sync'd video signal provided. Even if it's just
> composite in from your digital cable box, DVD player, etc.
>
> An alternative is to record the program with your PC - using Cool Edit Pro
> or some other tool that can run on a schedule... or have someone
> else on the
> list tape it for you!
>
> Theoretically, I could record it, as I'll be with friends in Somerville on
> Sunday 7/6. I'll see what I can do...
>
> -Peter Murray (N3IXY)
> Pittsburgh, PA