Hey Group;
I have the record player > phono In > line out going to the sound card Line In. Hopefully the impedance is good enough and the level is OK. It plays out of the speakers and sounds OK also. Now for the question ? I would like to save the music as a mp3, ogg or whatever. Kmix spots it as a Line Input. What is needed to capture it and put it in a file. Say like a mixer record output
Donn Washburn wrote:
Hey Group;
I have the record player > phono In > line out going to the sound card Line In. Hopefully the impedance is good enough and the level is OK. It plays out of the speakers and sounds OK also. Now for the question ? I would like to save the music as a mp3, ogg or whatever. Kmix spots it as a Line Input. What is needed to capture it and put it in a file. Say like a mixer record output
No luck with audacity? The Input selections in 1.3.2 are Vol, Line, Mic, CD, Line1, Phonein, Phoneout and Video. You should then be able to record from the Line input.
File --> Export as --> MP3 or whatever format. Regards Sid.
I've just built a new box and wish to save the output of the firmware test included on the openSUSE10.3alpha3 installation disk.
I tried 'save to ssh' with username@hostname:filename but got an scp syntax error. I read the man scp page but it didn't help.
Can someone help with the destination file syntax of scp as required by the firmware test?
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Hello,
on Samstag, 5. Mai 2007, Keith Goggin wrote:
I've just built a new box and wish to save the output of the firmware test included on the openSUSE10.3alpha3 installation disk.
I tried 'save to ssh' with username@hostname:filename but got an scp syntax error. I read the man scp page but it didn't help.
Can someone help with the destination file syntax of scp as required by the firmware test?
To copy "local_file" to "/tmp/somefile" on machine "server": scp local_file server:/tmp/somefile
Note: You may need to replace the machine name with the IP if the host isn't known in /etc/hosts or DNS. For example scp local_file 192.168.1.1:/tmp/somefile
The other way round, probably not needed here: scp server:/home/someone/remote_file /tmp/somefile
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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