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May 9, 2011 4:34 AM Subscribe
Webb based application for allowing visitors to record sound onto my server?
I'd like to set up a function on a project web page, allowing people to use their computer microphones to record voice messages, which are then stored on my server (accessible only by me)
I imagine that there are simple solutions to this, but I can't seem to find anything beyond VOIP software and such. Non-flash if I can get it, flash if I have to.
I'd like to set up a function on a project web page, allowing people to use their computer microphones to record voice messages, which are then stored on my server (accessible only by me)
I imagine that there are simple solutions to this, but I can't seem to find anything beyond VOIP software and such. Non-flash if I can get it, flash if I have to.
Nanogong is an open source java applet that lets users record in-page and upload wavs (I think). It may do what you're looking for.
posted by roue at 7:30 AM on May 9, 2011
posted by roue at 7:30 AM on May 9, 2011
Flash does this easier and better than anything else i know of and if you are worried about it not showing up in IOS i don't think java solutions will work either.
posted by FidelDonson at 11:27 AM on May 9, 2011
posted by FidelDonson at 11:27 AM on May 9, 2011
Response by poster: Google Voice might have been an option, but not available outside of US.
The functionality of Nanogong is straightforward and what I need, but doesn't seem to have an option of saving on a server, only locally.
I was hoping to get something to work with iOS, but perhaps I'll just get a Skype Call-In for people on smartphones. Or are there better solutions for iOS y'think?
Googling "sound recorder applet" sure delivers a lot of hits; having trouble sifting through the tons of crap, but will give it another go after sleep.
Henry Scobia: Thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to mention you should I contact them, but it's a small art project so that might be overkill. Interesting angle on their website though.
posted by monocultured at 3:42 PM on May 9, 2011
The functionality of Nanogong is straightforward and what I need, but doesn't seem to have an option of saving on a server, only locally.
I was hoping to get something to work with iOS, but perhaps I'll just get a Skype Call-In for people on smartphones. Or are there better solutions for iOS y'think?
Googling "sound recorder applet" sure delivers a lot of hits; having trouble sifting through the tons of crap, but will give it another go after sleep.
Henry Scobia: Thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to mention you should I contact them, but it's a small art project so that might be overkill. Interesting angle on their website though.
posted by monocultured at 3:42 PM on May 9, 2011
Response by poster: I found this: http://vimas.com/mp3.php which does what I want at a cost of $400, some ugly social video things like this http://www.blipback.com and seemingly perfect already hosted solutions which nevertheless don't seem to actually work: http://www.voice-it.biz/
I don't think my hosting company would allow java apps to run (have to check) and even so I haven't found anything straightforward. Using a Flash front and Red5 in lieu of FMS still stumbles on the Java thing, as well as my apparent inability to find a frontend…
So the search continues. Still taking suggestions…
posted by monocultured at 9:50 AM on May 11, 2011
I don't think my hosting company would allow java apps to run (have to check) and even so I haven't found anything straightforward. Using a Flash front and Red5 in lieu of FMS still stumbles on the Java thing, as well as my apparent inability to find a frontend…
So the search continues. Still taking suggestions…
posted by monocultured at 9:50 AM on May 11, 2011
Response by poster: MS or no MS, I'm going with Skype CallIn with voicemail. Not as nice, but will have to suffice.
posted by monocultured at 12:12 PM on May 21, 2011
posted by monocultured at 12:12 PM on May 21, 2011
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They're in their second year and already have a lot of varied clients who are contracting with them for voice recording/storage. If you're doing something just for yourself go on and email them for ideas. They're very accessible people - and I oughta know, the CEO is my brother!
posted by henry scobie at 5:59 AM on May 9, 2011