Correct me if im wrong but didnt SCO aquire Xenix from microsoft some time in the eighties, Xenix then becoming SCO OpenServer. I wonder if this is a reason microsoft and SCO seem to be such good chum's. Also wouldnt it be embarasing if code from what was Xenix turned up in Linux!
All you need is: ==>A tuner card (say wintv FM) ==>A program to tune it (say gnomeradio - www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/gnomeradio) == >A command to record it (say "sox -V -t ossdsp -c 2 -r 48000/dev/dsp -t wav -c 2 -r 48000/home/madmax/AUDIO/pipe1 & oggenc -Q -q 6.5 -a "BBC Radio 2" -t "History of Psychedlia Part 2"/home/madmax/AUDIO/pipe1 -o/home/madmax/AUDIO/history2.ogg") ==>A command to stop it (say "killall sox") ==>And finally, at (see "man at"), to make it happen when u want.
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Correct me if im wrong but didnt SCO aquire Xenix from microsoft some time in the eighties, Xenix then becoming SCO OpenServer. I wonder if this is a reason microsoft and SCO seem to be such good chum's. Also wouldnt it be embarasing if code from what was Xenix turned up in Linux!
All you need is:= >A command to record it (say "sox -V -t ossdsp -c 2 -r 48000 /dev/dsp -t wav -c 2 -r 48000 /home/madmax/AUDIO/pipe1 & /home/madmax/AUDIO/pipe1 -o /home/madmax/AUDIO/history2.ogg")
==>A tuner card (say wintv FM)
==>A program to tune it (say gnomeradio - www.gnome.org/softwaremap/projects/gnomeradio)
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oggenc -Q -q 6.5 -a "BBC Radio 2" -t "History of Psychedlia Part 2"
==>A command to stop it (say "killall sox")
==>And finally, at (see "man at"), to make it happen when u want.
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