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recorder - MrGrey - 05-12-2009
does anyone know of a program that i can use to record sound for more than 8 hours on my cpu.. i wana see if i have sleep apnea
 i googled it but came up with giraffe shit
Re: recorder - KarthXLR - 05-12-2009
8 hours of audio would be a couple gigabytes-worth of data wouldn't it?
Re: recorder - MrGrey - 05-12-2009
i duno.. i dont care
Re: recorder - sarcasticsteve - 05-12-2009
Alright guys this topic needs to be locked now. The discussion of animal feces is totally not what we need to be talking about on these forums, admin get to work.
Re: recorder - Mission Difficult - 05-12-2009
8 hours of a single track of audio recorded at red book standard (44.1Khz, 16bit) would be a little over 2422 MB. That said, I personally would use WaveLab. If you're looking to do this for cheap though (free), you could look into something like Audacity.
Re: recorder - Fail Medic - 05-12-2009
Would that all have to cram into RAM during recording, i.e. would it eventually page out or would it say omfg i need 2 gb u dont haev 2gb?!?!?!??!?!?
Re: recorder - Mission Difficult - 05-12-2009
Pretty sure it would use the hard drive as a scratch disk.
Re: recorder - Ianki - 05-13-2009
Don't you have insurance? this is something that can be solved quite easily withing one or two clinical visits. Besides, if you have had your tonsils taken out it's quite rare for someone who isn't a fatty.Â
Re: recorder - Surf314 - 05-13-2009
I think I have some sort of sleeping issues to since I am always tired no matter how much I sleep :-\
Lemme know how this worksÂ
Re: recorder - Luinbariel - 05-13-2009
Asking a doctor is going to be so much easier. Even if you do discover something in your recordings, to do anything about it you are likely going to have to visit your doctor anyway, and then endure testing all over again so that they can be sure.
Kill two birds with one stone.
Re: recorder - ToiletDuck - 05-13-2009
(05-12-2009, 11:34 PM)Mission Difficult link Wrote: Pretty sure it would use the hard drive as a scratch disk.
![[Image: dr_scratch02.jpg]](http://www.djforums.com/forums/images/tutorials/dr_scratch02.jpg)
cool!
Re: recorder - at0m - 05-13-2009
If you couldn't find an adequate software solution I was going to say I can lend you my iTalk Pro if you have an iPod (video/classic or nano), but you can only get like 1-3 hours of recording time out of it before the battery goes dead, and you can't plug into a recharger at the same time because it uses the dock connector :/
That said, I concur with the above. If you think you have it, and you have insurance, you'd probably be better off going to a doctor and at least talking about it - if it turns out your concerns are valid you can go on from there as far as testing is concerned, and if you're being paranoid you're only out the cost of an office visit with the upside of some peace of mind.
Re: recorder - MrGrey - 05-13-2009
no insurance... not fat
Re: recorder - copulatingduck - 05-13-2009
you could always see if any universities or the like in your area are doing any kind of sleep research and if they would tell you if you had sleep apnea. tho that might also involve sleeping in a strange place every night for months on end and being awoken every couple hours. :\
Re: recorder - rumsfald - 05-13-2009
Just because a person snores does not mean a person has sleep apnea.
So, even if you record yourself snoring like a sumbitch, you still won't know whether you suffer from sleep apnea.
A sleep study, in addition to assessing the level of snoring that a person has, also evaluates brain wave/REM functioning and oxygen level in the blood and periodic limb movement while sleeping (and other stuff). What makes sleep apnea is that the snoring is due to reduced airway flow which leads to lower oxygen level in the blood which makes you have "mini-wake-ups" in the night to get more oxygen (wake after sleep onset, usually so brief you don't remember them) which leads to fatigue in the morning.
If you are tired when you wake up after a full night's sleep, that is a problem. You ought to see a doctor.
For general wellness, here's some self-care tips to improve restful sleep: http://www.umm.edu/sleep/sleep_hyg.htm
Re: recorder - Benito Mussolini - 05-13-2009
(05-13-2009, 10:23 AM)ForumPolice link Wrote: no insurance
There's your problem.
God, I love my country!
Re: recorder - Versus - 05-14-2009
insert bad joke about waiting a year at the hospital with a heart attack
Re: recorder - fyre - 05-14-2009
(05-13-2009, 10:33 PM)Benito Mussolini link Wrote: [quote author=ForumPolice link=topic=2862.msg82347#msg82347 date=1242228235]
no insurance
There's your problem.
God, I love my country!
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You call "Canada" a country? :-\
Re: recorder - MrGrey - 05-14-2009
germany doesnt have health care, benito...
Re: recorder - [fr31ns]Karrde - 05-14-2009
If you're actually serious, Grey. Hit me with your symptoms besides snoring. Are you aware of waking up frequently at night, you tired all the time, you have frequent morning headaches, is your sleep schedule consistent? Any other symptoms that may/may not be unrelated? And yeah, you might be able to find a research study doing sleep studies. I'd call up the nearest Uni and try to connect with their medical research division and see if they are doing anything or are aware of other such research programs.