Hi Everyone!
In addition to the Chime app being available for apple and android products, Is it possible to play a chime tune on a computer? If it is possible, can I also create a hyperlink on a document for others to access the tune?
I saw that the British Bat Survey and Jersey Bat Survey from the bats.org.uk website had a "Play Chime" button and another project had a document with a hyperlink that takes you to a page where the chime can be played. I am currently in the process of creating a document for volunteers that will detail how to program the AudioMoth in case something happens that erases the settings, and I would like give them the option to set the time in that manner (in case they can't download the AudioMoth Time App) . Thanks!
-Edder
Hey the audiomoth chime is gone from herokuapp, my phone refuses to play this properly so I used this with my laptop, that worked just fine. Now it shows a blank page.
@Alex Rogers Thank you for the explanation and example. What you mentioned is what I had in mind for deployment, so I appreciate the verification. Much appreciated.
On laptops and desktops you sometime have to experiment a bit with the volume and distance of the AudioMoth. The small speakers on smartphones work really nicely with the high frequency signal in the chime.
Yes, you can host the same chime application on a webpage. There is the necessary Javascript code in the github repository here - https://github.com/OpenAcousticD