If you're running the version from packages, they should be in
/opt/campcaster/var/Campcaster/storageServer/var/stor
For a long time we've wanted to take advantage of the SMIL format's
ability to specify multiple tracks to be played at the same time, or to
fade out certain sections of a track. We've planned what we call the
Advanced Playlist Editor for a long time, but haven't had the resources to
make it.
If I understand your question, you want to store Audacity-native .aup
project files and have Campcaster play those? I don't think that'll work;
Campcaster at this point will only play MP3 and Ogg. Other formats like
FLAC and AAC are on the way, probably in the 1.5 version. What they should
probably do then is make their 20 minute playlist and then export the
whole thing as a single sound file, which would then get imported into
Campcaster.
One other solution I wanted to suggest to you is the mass import script,
which is in /opt/campcaster/bin/import.sh and lets you automatically
import an MP3 or Ogg, or even an entire directory of files. You can also
set that to run on a cron script so that it works like a watched folder.
In fact we are using audacity because we need to create playlists with the
exact duration of class breaks, like 10 or 20 minutes.
Is audacity we create an ogg or mp3 file with the 10 or 20 exact minutes
with several musics.
I've tried to put this in work with campcaster but the playlist editor
don't let us crop one music. If that music is 10'35'' we want to cut it in
exact 10'. I don't know how to do this in campcaster. But maybe the xml
allow that, I will investigate that.
I'm trying to save that audacity work which is stored in campcaster
database.
So my question is: where are musics stored in campcaster? In filesystem in
the postgresql database? How can I export them back to mp3 or ogg files.
We are in a private school in Lisbon-Portugal http://www.cscm-lx.pt and we have started the radio club bradcasting music inside our school.
The radio is on air since December last year and is powered by campcaster.
They allready do what you suggested. They create the audacity project but they export the project as mp3 or ogg. Then what they import into campcaster is the resulting mp3 or ogg file, not the aup audacity project file.