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This is more of a feature request rather than an issue. When using arecord with --max-file-time and --use-strftime, one cannot get nanoseconds in the file name. This is however available in the e.g. date command date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S.%N" (%N gives nanoseconds). This would be useful for testing sound card recording time delays because having only seconds is not precise enough, e.g. it could take days or weeks for even slightly better sound cards to experience a second of delay. Thank you!
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perexg
transferred this issue from alsa-project/alsa-tools
May 3, 2023
perexg
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Using mili/micro/nanoseconds in split files
arecord: use better time granularity mili/micro/nanoseconds for split file names
May 3, 2023
This is more of a feature request rather than an issue. When using
arecord
with--max-file-time
and--use-strftime
, one cannot get nanoseconds in the file name. This is however available in the e.g.date
commanddate +"%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S.%N"
(%N
gives nanoseconds). This would be useful for testing sound card recording time delays because having only seconds is not precise enough, e.g. it could take days or weeks for even slightly better sound cards to experience a second of delay. Thank you!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: