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TODO:
* Get BabelGladeExtractor into Fedora to support message extractors
http://pfrields.fedorapeople.org/packages/SPECS/python-babel-gladeextractor.spec
http://pfrields.fedorapeople.org/packages/SRPMS/python-babel-gladeextractor-0.2-1.src.rpm
* Need handling for PA streams and a usable GtkProgressBar-type
implementation for checking audio levels
* Handle overwrite/rename of save file gracefully
* Volume leveling on user's behalf
* Set recording volume for both sources to reasonable level (75%?)
* Normalize each to something like -0.1dB
* After mixing the streams, do some sort of compression/leveling
* Reset names of monitor devices to be more human-understandable
* CLI interface
* Choice of gst-audio-profiles for encoding
* Show a timer as a modal progress dialog
* Check disk space usage? Show that too?
* Rip out PA ctypes stuff entirely and replace with udev (?) calls?
* Pause toggle button
* Advanced settings
* Volume settings
* Option for separate stream recording
* Record from streams instead of devices (maybe more human understandable?)
* "Test mode" before recording
* Offer a dummy text to test levels (plosives, etc.)
* PA volume/gain controls (with peaks?)
NOTES:
Mixing two sources together using GStreamer "adder" element:
gst-launch adder name=mix ! pulsesink { filesrc location=05.mp3 ! decodebin ! mix. } { filesrc location=07.mp3 ! decodebin ! mix. }
What I'm doing in this GStreamer pipeline:
gst-launch adder name=mix ! vorbisenc ! oggmux ! filesink location=blah { pulsesrc ! mix. } { pulsesrc ! mix. }
SAME AS:
gst-launch pulsesrc ! adder name=mix pulsesrc ! mix. ! vorbisenc ! oggmux ! filesink location=blah
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