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Recording starts too late #19
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Hi, it is hard to get it right. Every system is a little slower/faster. SpotRec already gives ffmpeg some time to start up, but in your case it seems not enough. Line 52 in eda66b1
Currently it is set to a quarter of a second, but you can increase it to for example a half of a second by changing it to:
I may also check your example song / album when I get to that, maybe increase the pre-configured time. Just out of interest, because it could play a role: |
Thanks for your reply! I played around with the time a bit. Unfortunately, it did not bring success. Even when I set 5 seconds, there was 5 seconds of silence at the beginning of the song and and still the first sound was cut off anyway. Unfortunately I have no idea if you can make settings for ffmpeg somewhere else.
I'm using PulseAudio. |
Can you try my working-config branch? The large differences are
Of course, this method will produce some silence at both ends of the song; this is trimmed later in |
The recordings start a fraction of a second too late. This is especially noticeable in songs that start directly with a clear sound. Part of the sound is then missing from the recording, so that it is noticeable when listening to it. An example is the following song: https://open.spotify.com/track/6b7WHomwS4t8uNo9zAVqfr?si=c9e1ce747484405c ... There are several such songs on the album that start directly with a sound. Therefore, the problem can be reproduced.
My system is a Manjaro Linux with KDE Plasma Version 5.23.4, spotrec 0.15.1 and Spotify 1.1.72.439
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