I guess you probably know all the details about ogg, but just for the sake of smaller file sizes, I know you can get smaller files with ogg, than using speex, if you input 11025 Khz raw audio and use the -q 0 setting. (For us poor phone line users :-) ) 
arecord -f S16_LE -c1 -r 11025 -t raw -d 3600 -D hw:0,0 | oggenc -R 11
+025 -C1 -q 0 - | cat > myaudio.ogg

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I know it can be done with a Perl script, but a 1-liner in shell is easier.
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In reply to Re: Toronto Perl Mongers Audio Archives by zentara
in thread Toronto Perl Mongers Audio Archives by fhew

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