I *finally* figured out how to get arecord to work --many thanks to this list! :-) What I do not yet know is how to get the output to be useable. It is difficult --if not impossible, to merely explain this --an audio sample would be much better-- but I shall try: The resultant output from arecord contains a noise spike which occurs at the rate of roughly 1.25cps and occupys the entire output. If arecord is activated w/o any input, the spike is still there, though at a mere fraction of the intensity during a recording containing audio data. If anyone would be willing to check the output file, I would be most happy to e-mail a small snippet which will dramatically illustrate the problem. Many thanks... ...CH P.S. For the first time in nearly 2-1/2 weeks I can now use SuSE for actual work. Thanks, once again, to all who helped me w/issues which puzzled me greatly --and frustrated me a bit, as well. :-) -- SuSE is all U need 2 drive U nuts.
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 13:25:00 -0500 C Hamel <chamel@starband.net> wrote:
What I do not yet know is how to get the output to be useable.
Just to double check, did you choose the correct sound source in you mixer? If you go into alsamixer, the recording device should be marked with "captur" in red on top and also make sure it is not muted (not marked with "MM") and the volume set to a reasonable level. Charles -- "MSDOS didn't get as bad as it is overnight -- it took over ten years of careful development." (By dmeggins@aix1.uottawa.ca)
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