Hi.

I am looking for sound analyse software with an oscilloscope where its
possible to have time at x-axis represented in real-time (PC-clock).
The programs I have tried, eg. Sony Sound Forge, shows time realtive to the
begining, it starts with zero.

Thanks in advance!

Bjarne J Aronsen

Hi,

Bjarne J Aronsen wrote:

I am looking for sound analyse software with an oscilloscope where its
possible to have time at x-axis represented in real-time (PC-clock).
The programs I have tried, eg. Sony Sound Forge, shows time realtive to the
begining, it starts with zero.

Look he http://www.sumuller.de/audiotester/ and he
http://www.audiotester.de/

jd

P.S. I haven't tested this software

Bjarne J Aronsen wrote:

Hi.

I am looking for sound analyse software with an oscilloscope where its
possible to have time at x-axis represented in real-time (PC-clock).
The programs I have tried, eg. Sony Sound Forge, shows time realtive to the
begining, it starts with zero.


It is fairly easy to find software that will time stamp the start of the
file with the time of day (anything that supports broadcast wave format
should do it) but you'll need something to generate word clock from the
time if you want to keep the time information accurate throughout the
file.

Cheers.

James.

Bjarne J Aronsen wrote:
Hi.

I am looking for sound analyse software with an oscilloscope where its
possible to have time at x-axis represented in real-time (PC-clock).
The programs I have tried, eg. Sony Sound Forge, shows time realtive
to the begining, it starts with zero.

Thanks in advance!


Sound Forge 7 has auto-recording on time (or level, or MTC) triggers.

Unfortunately 'absolute time' is not an option for the ruler, but I guess
that it would be easily added if a requested feature (they are quite
responsive to sensible suggestions).

In the meantime you could , with a little effort, work it out from the file
time-stamp.


geoff

"Geoff Wood" :
Unfortunately 'absolute time' is not an option for the ruler, but I guess
that it would be easily added if a requested feature (they are quite
responsive to sensible suggestions).

Thanks. I will mail a suggestion to Sony.

Bjarne