This is great to hear! I just installed 25 AudioMoths and a couple of temperature data loggers. I will upgrade my firmware to get this new function and pass on the temp loggers! Thanks.
This is very helpful. I was able to open in Audacity and see metadata. I use Wildlife Acoustic's Kaleidoscope and wish there was a way to read the metadata in that program. It reads other data, but not the AudioMoth unit number. Thanks!
It's a powerful utility that takes a bit of getting used to for advanced usage - but if you just need to read metadata all you need to do is drop the file onto the exiftool icon on your desktop and a command window will open up containing all the available data.
It handles a huge range of file types - not just .wav
Alternatively you can open the wav file in a hex editor (partially open if it's a huge file). AudioMoth metadata is only 48 bytes from the beginning of the file.
@John Connock - I saw from a different post that you were having a difficult time viewing temperature info. If you haven't gotten it resolved, this post from@davidlee_malvern, it helped me out.
Thanks, I will give that a shot. Much appreciated.
This is great to hear! I just installed 25 AudioMoths and a couple of temperature data loggers. I will upgrade my firmware to get this new function and pass on the temp loggers! Thanks.
This is very helpful. I was able to open in Audacity and see metadata. I use Wildlife Acoustic's Kaleidoscope and wish there was a way to read the metadata in that program. It reads other data, but not the AudioMoth unit number. Thanks!