Audio Loggers
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Tony Gallagher posted on Friday 19th April at 17:16Hi folks,
Can someone recommend a good stable audio logger suitable for broadcast?
I’m using a number of systems including aircheck – which works great – but I now need something that allows users to access audio via a shared folder on the local network through an easy to use GUI rather than just looking at a folder full of files.
Thanks
Tony
They do give trial versions if you want to give it a go Powerlog Trial link
Here at HRB we use http://www.radio-soft.com/en/products/view.php?id=3
It produces a very structured file system.
Aircheck do have a playback only client
Recent versions of Aircheck now has the ability to save Wave and MP3 files for different time periods – a bit like the same idea Powerlog has to keep recent stuff uncompressed for re-use.
Probably most flexible and powerful system is PSquared Powerlog, of course this comes at a higher price tag than Aircheck!
Thanks Phil,
I thought the playback was only via the record program, I didnt know there was a standalone player – which is what I’m after. I might stay with Aircheck in that case!
Thanks again Phil!
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Psquared Powerlog is pretty good. It’s very good user interface wise. On the client program you just select the begging and end time, click save and it will make a copy for you out of the log. It also gives a preview so you don’t get the times slightly wrong. It’s a lot easier than finding the hour long files, copying them then editing out the bit you want.