Some time ago I made wrote a B4P prog utilising the RECORDER.DLL library. Simply to be a quick voice recorder for on the go. But I now want to extend it to be able to record for much longer periods - eg. 30mins or an hour. I have a Dell AXIM x51V, which has 50MB Prog mem, 200 Storage Mem, plus card storage (4G). With no other programs loaded, I have about 30MB free in Prog mem to run the recorder, but that mem runs out after about 20 mins.
For the moment to get around the problem, I stop the recording at 15min, save the WAV file and then automatically start the next recording. Once each file is saved, I then have the 30MB Prog mem free again. Of course, the end result of this temp fix is that I end up with multiple files. Can anyone suggest a way that I can utilise storage mem (either RAM or Card) to store the live recording in real time so that the Prog mem remains at 30MB? I would imagine that whatever the solution might be, it would have to allow playing the WAV file also without loading it in to Prog Mem.
Thanks in advance.
Burd.
For the moment to get around the problem, I stop the recording at 15min, save the WAV file and then automatically start the next recording. Once each file is saved, I then have the 30MB Prog mem free again. Of course, the end result of this temp fix is that I end up with multiple files. Can anyone suggest a way that I can utilise storage mem (either RAM or Card) to store the live recording in real time so that the Prog mem remains at 30MB? I would imagine that whatever the solution might be, it would have to allow playing the WAV file also without loading it in to Prog Mem.
Thanks in advance.
Burd.
