I suspect you have an equivelent to our US system. Here in the US we
have WWV which transmits the time from an atomic clock on a number of
radio frequencies. Male voice comes from CO and Female voice comes
from HI. Then you just use a small radio and use one audio channel to
record the time and the other to record the subject. Keeps things in
sync no matter how far apart they are and is cheap.
Rich
--- In Gianni Pavan <> wrote:
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> dear all,
> I'm working on a monitoring project based on multiple recorders
> distributed in a wide area. Recorders could be stand-alone recorders
> or pc-based recorders. In both case we would have recordings
> timestamped with great accuracy, possibly at sample level, and with
> exactly the same sampling clock, to be correctly inserted in a common
> "timeline"; great accuracy is for example required to measure delays
> among a same sound received by multiple receivers.
>
> My question is if there are wireless systems able to distribute a
> master clock to all recorders or to all sound boards installed in PCs.
>
> Looking forward to your replies,
> Gianni
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