[UK-CONTEST] Recording Contest Audio

G3SJJ g3sjj at btinternet.com
Fri Mar 17 08:45:29 EST 2006


Hi Stewart, it's me again!! So many interesting things to discuss these 
days! I have just started recording QSOs again, not to enable me to 
correct errors but more of general interest since it is easy to do.

I did some recording when I used Writelog which produces one contiguous 
file, also you need to select record at the beginning of a contest and 
sometimes when I had planned top record I forgot! With WL running you 
could select a QSO to listen to but it would be harder to identify it 
using external software.

With N1MM you just select Record and it then does so every time. Each 
QSO is contained in a discreet WAV file, which is convenient and can be 
played back either in N1MM, as per WL or using an external program. The 
only downside is that the trigger is when you type in a callsign, so any 
in-between stuff like when I was listening to the 20 serial number 
repeats last weekend isn't recorded.

Not sure how SD and Wintest handles audio recording. I tend to use 
Audacity freeware for general things like recording 40m LP QSOs. People 
are often interested to hear how they sound at the other end. My 
interface is the microham Keyer which is really great for CW & SSB 
messages as well as this topic.

Chris G3SJJ


Cooper, Stewart wrote:

>What do you chaps use to record contest audio these days? Stand-alone software solutions rather than 'built-in logger' solutions.
>Thanks,
>Stewart
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