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- <li><em>date</em>: Sat, 17 Dec 2005 15:26:55 -0500</li>
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Christopher Fowler wrote:
>Maybe some people here are doing what I'm doing and can give some
>insight.
>
>I'm recording off my XM radio directly to hard drive as WAV. I then use
>lame to encode that to MP3. I then tag the files with mp3tag. Finally
>I load those files onto my iPod so I can take XM with me. My plan is to
>get many hours of good quality recordings so when I don't have my XM I
>can at least listen to the music/shows. Right now I'm working on
>channel 150.
>
>Is there a good program in Linux or Winbloze that can record this audio
>and automatically adjust the input levels to make is sound extremely
>good. right now I'm using record that comes with the xawtv distribution
>and am manually adjusting the input levels. I record then see how it
>sounds and adjust as needed.
>
>I have 2 laptops. One with Linux and one with winbloze. I don't care
>what program I use as long as the end result is near perfect.
>
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