[WXBH-Discuss] Digital Audio and Streaming

[radical eclectic]

Im wondering if we shouldnt review the equiptment specified within the gheens grant and use that list to base the primer flow charts of procedure and training upon.  Generally speaking I would think we should have the ability to upload just about anything from a USB port set up given we had the appropriate software.
   
  there were several digital cameras included in my grants which would capture adequate sound and should be considered excellent remote recording devices... k
   
  

Mark McKinley <markmck48 at hotmail.com> wrote:
  
Cory,

Sounds like a training manual for community groups stepping up to the
mike. Any thoughts on scheduling trainings? Muchas gracias.


Mark
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From: "Cory R" 
Reply-To: WXBH Radio Discussion List 
To: "WXBH Radio Discussion List" 
Subject: Re: [WXBH-Discuss] Digital Audio and Streaming
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2006 22:29:03 -0400
>Jennifer,
>
>I think the actual process of recording might end up being a
>seperate
>document, this document is ment to be a primer to the actual
>technology behind it so that people can understand on a basic level
>as
>to what's happening.
>
>As far as taking something from an analog medium and converting it
>to
>a digital medium, I'll write a short guide to doing that tomorrow
>before the Board of Directors meeting. This leads me to think that
>I
>may just have to write small How-To's on doing everything just so we
>can have our bases covered and leave some sort of documentation on
>how
>we're proceeding to do things for others to look and learn from in
>the
>future. I guess I'll start writing the how-to's for people to get
>rolling on producing content first, and as we hammer out the actual
>rf
>engineering and internet streaming details I'll start to document
>that
>also. I can't vouch for the rest of the group sicne there hasn't
>been
>any concensus on whether we'd want to document all technical details
>but, I'll try my best to document what I see.

 		
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