right so here's the thing if something goes wrong with my recording it's actually jason's fault

i don't like any of what you just said to me i don't like any of that why is why are you bringing

this energy to me because i i a while ago i don't know like a couple of weeks ago, several ATP recordings ago, I saw something that Jason posted.

I don't even remember where it was, what it was.

It might have been private, might have been public.

So I won't be able to put a link in the show notes because I don't remember where I saw it.

But I saw something where he said through this completely convoluted series of hacks, he was getting audio hijack to call a shortcut to do things with his recording

subsequent to the recording ending.

Yeah.

I thought, huh, I should be able to do that.

So I have this completely cockamamie setup where audio hijack calls a shortcut.

The shortcut calls a shell script. The shell script

looks at the time of day that the recording just ended and says, oh, this is probably analog or,

oh, this is probably ATP, and will move the recorded audio file to the correct spot.

Actually, Matt, Matt in the chat has located where I think I saw this.

So thank you, Matt.

So I have successfully used this whole Kakamimi setup for ATP, like two or three weeks running.

I haven't done it for analog yet.

So hopefully this moves everything to where it belongs.

Well, this doesn't bother me.

The file's going to go somewhere.

Is it though?

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