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Estel 2014-03-28 22:10

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
When we are at this, fixing support problems for different codecs (hardware accel. or not) would be great. I would really like being able to use Orecchiette for recording FM radio straight to .ogg with encoding string of my choosing. Or to flac.

/Estel

Wikiwide 2014-04-06 12:45

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Fx os has no sound recorder, volume meter or chess. Nemo OS has no sound recorder, volume meter, or camera.

It should be easier to port this to Nemo as it has Qt5 available, quite close to Qt4.8. Nokia N950 has a wonderful microphone...
Best wishes.
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Copernicus 2014-04-06 13:17

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wikiwide (Post 1420090)
It should be easier to port this to Nemo as it has Qt5 available, quite close to Qt4.8.

Actually, Orecchiette doesn't really depend much on Qt. (I mean, just look at how rudimentary my UI is... :) ) The main guts of the current app involve DBus and GStreamer, so if those elements are available, it shouldn't be too hard to port...

Wikiwide 2014-04-06 21:34

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Yes, there are dbus and GStreamer-0.10 on Nemo for N950. Could you please port it to Nemo?
Thank you.
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Copernicus 2014-04-06 22:10

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wikiwide (Post 1420152)
Yes, there are dbus and GStreamer-0.10 on Nemo for N950. Could you please port it to Nemo?

Hmm, I can give it a shot. Two immediate problems, though; I don't have a machine running Nemo, and I don't have an N9/N950 to test on. :) That'll make it a bit tricky...

Wikiwide 2014-04-07 00:29

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Quick reply...
Compile -pack it, and I will test it on N950-nemo-wayland.
Thank you. Best wishes.
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Copernicus 2014-04-11 03:22

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Just a note to say that Orecchiette 0.1.0 is now working its way up to extras-devel. This is another update written by Pichlo, and contains the previously mentioned dialog box for editing the filename format. Thank you!

(Also, I've gone ahead and bumped the version up from 0.0.x to 0.1.x, not for anything specific to this update, but more to indicate the app appears to be fairly usable at this point, and also because I'd like to start working on making it clean enough to submit to the Extras repository...)

mailcomx 2014-04-11 12:22

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Great Orecchiette!!

Is it possible to register the phone number when finished recording?

:):)

pichlo 2014-04-11 12:51

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Currently the fine name is generated at the beginning of the recording. If you want the phone number be part of the file name, then it has to be available right from the start.

Two things are currently on my todo list. One, find out how to get the phone number. Two, figure out how to make a friendly UI that would allow to specify start/end/length date/time of the recording for the file name generation. The latter sounds simple enough but I would like to have the possibility to have both in the same string, so you can have files like 2014-04-11-From_0911-To_0927. Unfortunately I am running out of letters in the %<letter> notation.

Copernicus 2014-04-11 13:15

Re: [Announce] Orecchiette - an all-purpose audio recording app
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1420883)
Currently the fine name is generated at the beginning of the recording. If you want the phone number be part of the file name, then it has to be available right from the start.

Well, hmm. In theory, you can get the phone number pretty close to the start; there's a dbus notification that shows up at the start of a call. But there's no guarantee that you'd be able to receive and process the notification before the audio starts happening. However, it should be possible to rename (or somehow otherwise tag) the audio file afterwards with this data. (This project really cries out for some general method of associating metadata with each audio file...)

Anyway, here's the data I've got on the dbus notifications; I'll try and get them into the oredbus.cpp file, so we can use them:

Incoming call:

bus: com.nokia.csd.Call
path: /com/nokia/csd/call/1
command: com.nokia.csd.Call.Coming

Outgoing call:

bus: com.nokia.csd.Call
path: /com/nokia/csd/call/1
command: com.nokia.csd.Call.Created


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