Tacview has a neat feature that can synchronise media with playback of the trackfile, however it can be awkward to align the timing of the media recording with the trackfile.
This webservice connects to a realtime tacview feed as well as an SRS server and records the timestamped tacview and audio data to a local datastore. It can then serve a tacview acmi file and audio file cropped to the same time interval so the audio is already aligned with the trackfile when imported into tacview.
There is also an SRS broadcast function built on LavaPlayer. LavaPlayer is used by a lot of discord bots for playing media from disparate sources, but also works well for SRS since it uses the same Opus encoding.
This service is functional, but could do with some more user interface work. Also I haven't figured out how to pad the start of an acmi file yet if data is not available.
https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/Synchronized_Audio/Video_Playback https://www.tacview.net/documentation/realtime/en/
https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/ https://www.tacview.net/ http://dcssimpleradio.com/ https://github.com/sedmelluq/lavaplayer
Shameless plug for my AWS DCS service for staging a short lived DCS server with realtime Tacview and SRS services configured. https://ready-room.net/
Java spring boot project built with apache maven.
mvn spring-boot:runNavigate to http://localhost:5000
mvn clean installThe service can be hosted on AWS Elastic beanstalk using the managed java platform. It's inexpensive, especially if requesting a spot priced instance. Just need to upload a zip containing the built target/*.jar file as well as the .platform dir. AWS will do the rest.