Hi,
The AudioMoth device is aimed at scheduled recording to a an on-board microSD card. Instead, I want to record directly to a computer's hard drive, the one that is used to schedule the recording. Is there any interface or a program I can use to read the data online?
Thanks in advance
Anan Moran
Yes, the AudioMoth has a serial port on the top face but this won’t be fast enough to transmit high speed audio in real time. Dodotronics make specialist high sampling rate microphones for this application - https://www.dodotronic.com/product/ultramic-um250k/
Thanks Alex for your information. It RPi sounds like a good option, but 48K is too low sampling rate for my needs. My project requires at least 160K. I saw RX, TX printed on the back of the board and I thought it can be used for external communication as in Arduino.
Hi Anan, No, that's not currently possible. However, many people use Raspberry Pi with USB microphones for this type of application. You can then use a Python script to schedule and make recordings, but are probably limited to 48kHz sampling rates as the microphones are typically intended for music or speech. Alex