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+Episode: 27
+Title: HPR0027: How to Record a HPR episode
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0027/hpr0027.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 10:26:50
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+Welcome to another episode of Hacker Public Radio.
+I'm your host Enigma and I will be talking today about basically how to record an episode
+of Hacker Public Radio.
+Yes, yes, I know this has been done before on pretty much every podcast known to man,
+however, I'm going to go over it just because Hacker Public Radio is a little bit different
+than any other podcast.
+As everyone knows, we have a list of hosts, we produce a show every day, however everybody
+does it a little bit differently how they record.
+I'm going to tell you how I record, not to say this is the correct way, this is just
+how I do it to make life easy.
+I use a free software called Audacity and basically I have it on both my Windows boxes
+and my Linux box.
+It can run on Linux Windows and Mac OS X and I use it because it's fairly intuitive and
+it's free.
+I know other hosts use various software packages but Audacity is easy for me so that's
+what I'm going to explain.
+When you get into Audacity, I just use everything all the defaults for my shows.
+I use Mono 44,100 Hertz as my default bitrate.
+I know Stank uses a lower bitrate because it's better quality, however, I just use all
+the defaults and my shows come out fairly well.
+I can't hear much of a difference but I'm no audio guy so don't take my word for it.
+Once I get done recording a show, there are an intro and outro that I'll have in the
+show notes that you can download and tag on to your Audacity file by basically going
+into my version of Audacity.
+I go to Project and then Import Audio.
+The newer versions of Audacity have it under the file layout.
+I know my new Ubuntu distribution has the newest version of Audacity that they've changed
+a few things so I'm going to talk about the older version of Audacity and I'm sure you
+can figure it out.
+After you import both the outro and the intro, I just basically move my show in between
+the two and then basically just go to File and then Export as MP3 and I'm pretty much
+done.
+The only caveat with Audacity is you have to download the lame library and there's
+different, it's different for each distribution.
+I just on my Ubuntu box, just go AppGet install lib lame.dev and lib lame I believe.
+I have to install those two packages on the OS X and Windows versions.
+You can go right to the Audacity page and download the links from there and that's pretty
+much it.
+Also, you have to add your ID3 tags and the format we use for HackerPublicRadio is we
+do HPR and then the number in the title and then dash whatever the show name is and then
+artist would obviously be your name and then the album is HPR Season 1.
+And then once we go a year we'll Season 2 and so on and so forth.
+But other than that, that's pretty much it.
+Have a good day and we will see you tomorrow on another episode of HackerPublicRadio.
+Thank you for listening to HackerPublicRadio.
+HPR is sponsored by Carol.net so head on over to C-A-R-O dot E-T for all of us in the