If your version of lame later than 3.98 (I think) you will need a "-x" after "lame".Īrecord -f cd -D hw:1,0 | lame -resample 44100 - sharkcapture.mp3Ħ. Ocean, floating seat cushion, small transistor radio, shark repellent. If the command doesn't run please post message. Both the computer and the robot behavior ran on a Linux machine using Python. Issue the command - let it play and then use CTRL/C to stop. This command capture audio stream from ALSA hw:1,0 into an MP3 file called sharkcapture.mp3. This command tune the Radioshark to 98.1 FM - use your own local frequency with a known strong signal instead of 98.1.ĥ. The command below, list the shark2 options, turn on blue LED strong, turn off blue LED.Ĥ. change duirectory to thwe Bin where shark2 is locate such asĬd /var/lib/squeezecenter/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/SharkPlay/Binģ.
#RADIOSHARK LINUX INSTALL#
I have tested the plugin on a clean Ubuntu 8.10, with install from scratch but audio audio hardware is a bit simpler.Ģ.
#RADIOSHARK LINUX DRIVER#
The RadioShark just supplies a PCM stream which ALSA should have been configured to pick up. Hi, I've a radioSHARK version 1 myself and I'm currently developing a Linux kernel driver for it, so that it will show up as a /dev/radio device talking the standardized v4l2 radio interface which should make most linux radio programs work with it. Fades were applied.Back to basic just in case there is something odd in the Plugin installation.īasically the test is to tune the RadioShark into a known strong local signal and then capture the audio stream. A total of 14 seconds was removed and a second of digital silence was inserted. Later, about 7:06 into Track 13, there was a 1-second dropout followed by an 11-second dropout about a second later. One second of digital silence was inserted just before the (cut) beginning of track 13. Then about two seconds later, there was a dropout of about 10.3 seconds that was removed at the very end of the song (a fadeout was applied). There was another pair of dropouts later in Track 12: a 1-second dropout about 6:07 into the track (after the music). Both were removed, but there is still an audible glitch. A total of about 9 seconds was removed Ī 1-second dropout occurred about 1:37 into Track 12 followed about four seconds later by a 14-second dropout. There were a number of dropouts of about 15 seconds each during the last three songs:Ī 1-second dropout about 24 seconds into Track 11 was removed it was followed by a second dropout of about 8.4 seconds about 2 seconds later.
With this development owners of the new radioSHARK 2 can control their shiny new device under Linux to change stations and change its lighting besides other neat tricks like live Internet streaming with icecast2 and darkice as I’ve written before. You can also program it to record a scheduled show, or to pause live radio so you can return right where you left off moments or even hours before (See What is Time-Shift Recording sidebar above). Use the radioSHARK 2 under Linux (shark2.c) Hisaaki Shibata took Michael Rolig’s shark.c -which I use to control my radioSHARK from Linux- made it work with the new radioSHARK 2 and released the new shark2.c ( local mirror ). Note: This performance was NOT broadcast live but was delayed until about a week later, airing on May 2, 2015. The RadioSHARK can record any AM or FM radio broadcast in real time.
#RADIOSHARK LINUX PRO#
Source: WWOZ-FM > RadioShark FM-receiver hardware > usb > Sony Vaio vpcs131fm (running Ubuntu linux) > Shark v1.0 (linux command line) > SoX v.v14.4.0 > flac (level 8 compression) > scp copy 1 large flac file > MacBook Pro (2.3GHz, Intel Core i7 quad core, OSX 10.9.5) > SoX v14.4.0 > transcoded losslessly from flac to wav > DSP-Quattro 4.2.4 (normalized by 5.7 db split into songs) > X Audio Compression Toolkit 2.35 (sector boundaries repaired level 8 compression) > flac With special guests Charles Neville, Jo-El Sonnier, Steve Conn, and Don Vappie BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet 40th Anniversary
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