Re: [IRCA] Recording equipment question

[Bill Harms <philcobill@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Walt, While I am actively DXing, I use a program called Loop Recorder. 
You can set it to record loop back for a few seconds to indefinite.  I 
have mine set to 15 minutes usually. As the recording reaches 15 
minutes, the recording that was 15 minutes old ages off.

Bill Harms

Walter Salmaniw wrote:
> I was lamenting earlier on how I missed capturing the NZ station on
> 1386.  Here's a question:  When I used the Minidisc system, my
> recorder had a 10 second cache that I loved.  No more missed IDs, but
> I'm unaware of any mp3 products that do the same.  Am I blissfully
> unaware, or am I correct in assuming that mp3 recorders....either
> external or software driven don't have this excellent DX resource.  I
> simply hate the thought of having the recorder running continuously
> as I'm messy enough with the audio clips I have right now!  Going
> through a mornings recording with me flipping frequencies every few
> seconds would be a nightmare.  Comments?...........Walt Salmaniw,
> Victoria
> 

-- 
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
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