Two questions/suggestions

[GTR8000]

I don't know if either of these can be accomplished, but I figured it doesn't hurt to ask!

1 - Could the feed archive times somehow mirror the local time of the feed itself, rather than everything being in CST?

2a - Could there possibly be a way to download a day's worth of archives in a zip file, in one shot rather than each individual 15 minute period?

2b - Or, a way to select multiple archive files at once (CTRL+Click) which would generate a single zip file download?

Thanks!

 

[blantonl]

We are working on the timezone issue and it's something on our list to do (albeit not a high priority but it's on the list)

Let me give consideration to the other two.

Thanks,

 

[GTR8000]

Thanks for the quick reply and consideration.

One other thing related to the archived audio - Is it possible to have the times displayed in 24 hr format rather than AM/PM? I can't speak for others, but for me it's a bit confusing with the leading zeros on the PM entries, as well I'm just used to 24 hr time in general. I notice that the files themselves include the time in 24 hr format, so maybe there could be an option to display either format based on user preference? Thanks again.

 

[hhelyer]

archives

I don't know if either of these can be accomplished, but I figured it doesn't hurt to ask!

1 - Could the feed archive times somehow mirror the local time of the feed itself, rather than everything being in CST?

2a - Could there possibly be a way to download a day's worth of archives in a zip file, in one shot rather than each individual 15 minute period?

2b - Or, a way to select multiple archive files at once (CTRL+Click) which would generate a single zip file download?

Thanks!

I'm desperately tring out how to get audio archives.. Butts county Georgia June 9-10 from 1-75 Is that something that I need to pay for? I would gladly do that it the archives are there.

 

[GordonE]

To get to the archives for a feed, click on the first icon in the Links column after selecting the state and county you want to look at, this will take you to a page containing details about the feed and also contains an area you use to access the archives.

See the image below: