(1) make a copy of the audio recording or, if practicable, the audio portion of an audio-video recording available to any person upon written request and, unless waived by the court, upon payment of the reasonable costs of making the copy; and

(2) upon written request from a person, permit the person to listen to the audio recording or, if available, listen to and view the audio-video recording at a time and place designated by the court, under the supervision of the custodian or other designated court official or employee. A person listening to or listening to and viewing the recording may not make a copy of it or have in the person's possession any device that, by itself or in combination with any other device, can make a copy. The custodian or other designated court official or employee shall take reasonable steps to enforce this prohibition.

(1) Motion; Findings; Order. Regardless of whether a request for a copy of a recording of a criminal proceeding has been made pursuant to subsection (a)(1) of this Rule, on motion of a party or other interested person or on its own initiative, the court may order that a specified portion of a criminal proceeding be redacted from a copy of an audio recording subject to dissemination pursuant to subsection (a)(1) of this Rule if, by written order or on the record, the court makes a finding by clear and convincing evidence that (A) a compelling reason under the particular circumstances exists for the redaction and (B) no substantial harm will result from the redaction. The court shall specify the portion of the proceeding that is to be redacted, when the redaction requirement will expire, if ever, and the reason for the redaction, which may include:

(2) Least Restrictive Means. An order to redact a portion of a criminal proceeding from copies of the audio proceeding issued pursuant to subsection (b)(1) of this Rule shall be as narrow as practicable in scope and duration to effectuate the interest sought to be protected.

(3) Procedure. The clerk or other designee of the court shall create a log listing the recording references for the beginning and end of the portions of the recording as to which an order of redaction has been entered pursuant to subsection (b)(1) of this Rule. Unless the court orders otherwise, the testimony shall be redacted from all copies of the audio recording of the proceeding disseminated pursuant to subsection (a)(1) of this Rule, but shall not be redacted from the recording that a person may listen to or listen to and view pursuant to subsection (a)(2) of this Rule.

(4) Reconsideration. If, on motion of a party or other interested person, the court makes a finding that there has been a material change in circumstances and finds that the requirements of subsection (b)(1) of this Rule no longer are satisfied, the court shall modify or rescind an order issued under that subsection.