Motion like software for capturing microphone sounds
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I know audacious but it's not what I search, and...audacious work with X and not in command line mode.
I'm searching a command line program to capture sound if a sound level is reached, like what motion do when images captured by the webcam moove...
You can even make clever things like taking samples every 1 millisecond, averaging the levels and then comparing to a threshold. All you need is simple bash arithmetic (or bc) and then you can test the sound level in a loop. When the level is reached, the recording starts. Your application shows how easy one can use bash for complicated applications.
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