Real-time processing of recorded audio
 

Hi all,

I've been using the recaller application (I assume you know it) for quite a while and it's really awesome. What I'm thinking now is whether it can be made somehow more intelligent. For example, when I'm listening to the FM radio in a moving car, I would like it to smartly auto-stop recording if the received audio is not perceivable. Something like that.

Then I have to analyze the recorded audio in real-time. Is there any handy way to do that? I know that I can keep streaming the recorded data into a file but can I read the fine at the same time? Or directly piping the data to something like a python script?

Thanks all!

Re: Real-time processing of recorded audio
 

How tech-savvy are you? If you know your ways around the command line, you can probably do something nice with: sox | custom python/perl | sox > out.mp3