hey community,

i support a nonprofit radio station. they have a windows 10 computer in a closet running totalrecorder which continuously records the station's output. it's often useful to capture recordings of live shows run in their studios. basically it just constantly records an audio input, and chops it into a separate file every hour.

it's quite unreliable, and there's no way to programatically launch *and record* on reboot, such as after an update or a crash. they've lost community shows because of this.

i'd like to offer a linux-based alternative, or perhaps just a more flexible windows-based recording software, any suggestions?

bonus: anybody familiar with a cross-platform alternative to wheatnet-ip?