Audacity Forum

Thanks steve!

should I try the 'compiling audacity' forum? if so - can you move this thread there or should I just post a new one there?

Can somebody please direct me to the function that copies the last recorded frame into the file? I need to get a timestamp of that event

thanks

Thanks for your replies. waxcylinder - I am trying to log the computer's clock with the time since recording began in real time, so I need it while the recording is ongoing. See update below! steve (or anyone else who might know) - I am having trouble with Pa_GetStreamTime. I am passing PaStream *mP...

Hi Steve, by "current sample number" I mean the count of the samples from the start of the recording. I have data from a second machine, that I need to synchronize with the data recorded by audacity. the reason I need CLOCK_MONOTIONIC is that the way this is done is by performing a synchronization b...

Hi, I am trying to create a logfile that is being created while Audacity is recording - I need this logfile log: 1. current CLOCK_MONOTONIC. 2. current sample number being recorded. Currently I managed to get a logging function to run on a separate thread (while recording audio) and log CLOCK_MONOTO...

Managed to solve this, it was a basic C++ mistake.

Thanks for the help

Linux distribution: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Audacity source being compiled: Version 2.1.1, made changed to ControlToolBar.ccp and .h I attachd the Xorg log - nothing therethat I have clue about to be frank. backtrace (printout in the terminal, not sure that's what you mean): (process:4065): GLib-GObject-WA...

thanks! that was spot on!

Hi, I am adding a feature I need that creates a log file when onRecord initiates, but for some reason it is causing Audacity to crash. this is the relevant part of the code I have added, followed by the failure I receive - any help would be much appreciated. Log class I created to build the logfile:...

Hi, I want to add a feature to Audacity which has the following functionality: when user starts a new recording, the pc's absolute time is logged in a buffer at a constant time interval, and written to a log file when the user stops the recording. I would appreciate it if someone would tell me what ...