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I frequently run 12 hour "air checks" of radio stations when I'm not home.
I use the Time Split feature to make 1 hour files, and set the input level
to give me -6db on average into the Archos JBR.

If I need to add level to the recording, I do it digitally, with mp3gain so
I don't introduce any new noise. Yes, I sacrifice some dynamic range, but
it hasn't bothered me so far.

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:40:13 -0500, Lyndon Drescher <rockbox_at_newnorth.net>
wrote:

> I agree that you should be able to turn it on and off if you want. I'm
> looking for some thing that if your not around to adjust the gain and
> your
> left with a bunch of clipping. If you run your levels so that it covers
> too
> wide of a range and you try to make it hotter later you make any noise
> from
> what ever system your pluged into hotter also. The level control I would
> be
> looking for would be to prevent clipping in cases were levels get out of
> hand.
>

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