Re: [lp-ca-on] Podcast for our Mumble meetings?

[Bob Jonkman]

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Stephen wrote:
>> Does anyone know where we could get some original Free Culture 
>> music? ;-)
> 
> FMA or archive.org (they have most of the old Jamdendo archive)

;-) I was thinking of something even more original and local

http://sobac.com/owncloud/s/bL1fhX9CC4eqZu8

(sorry, corrupt file because of a lousy phone)


> Bob: do the recording come out in Opus already from Mumble? I
> would hope so. That would be ideal.

I'm not sure I understand the question. I get a .wav file from Mumble
(hundreds of MBytes), which I run through Audacity to remove silences
greater than 300ms -- this works to eliminate those awkward pauses,
and nicely stitches together "stuttery" audio caused by poor bandwidth.

For the first two recordings I tried to do some levelling as well, but
it seems Mumble already does a good job of that. This last meeting
there was a lot of background noise from open mics, but noise
cancellation didn't work well so I didn't use it in the end.  Finally,
I export the file in .ogg format (~30 MBytes), put it on my Web
server, and link the wiki meeting page to the file.

- --Bob.


On 2016-05-30 05:44 PM, Stephen Paul Weber wrote:
>> take a collection of audio files and generate an Atom/RSS feed
>> out of them, but didn't find anything that would work. Does
>> anyone know of something?
> 
> I have something I use that's written in redo ‎
> 
>> If we do create a podcast it would be nice to have some bumper 
>> music as an intro and an outro. Does anyone know where we could 
>> get some original Free Culture music? ;-)
> 
> FMA or archive.org (they have most of the old Jamdendo archive)
> 
> Bob: do the recording come out in Opus already from Mumble? I would
>  hope so. That would be ideal.
> 
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