Start recording after recognition the ending of a jingle

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I need a tool (software) or just keywords to start programming something that allows me to record, but just after the ending of a jingle and before the beginning of it...
example: when I am listening to radio I need to record an emission (the mission has a jingle in the beginning and another in the end).

What I have tried:

I looked in internet for a software but in vain ...

Posted 8-Feb-16 4:53am

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Updated 8-Feb-16 5:19am

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CHill60 8-Feb-16 10:58am

Not clear and off-topic. How can you record after the ending but before the beginning?

Richard MacCutchan 8-Feb-16 11:06am

Not surprising really, as your question is far too vague. You need to Google for sound recognition and do some detailed study on the subject.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-02-08T05:06:00

Solution 1

I think you're looking for "acoustic fingerprinting". Google for it.

Though, this is just a guess because your problem description is quite vague.

Posted 8-Feb-16 5:06am

Dave Kreskowiak