[linux-audio-user] command-line recording software?
Kai Vehmanen
kai.vehmanen at wakkanet.fi
Thu Jun 5 04:03:03 EDT 2003
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Tim wrote:
> $ ecasignalview /dev/dsp1
> Caught an unknown exception
That's interesting. :) You could try changing the audio format:
ecasignalview -f:16,2,48000 /dev/dsp1 null
> $ ecasignalview testfile.wav
> gives correct output.
Ok, that's an option, too. You can also use
"ecasignalview testfile.wav /dev/dsp"
... if you want to monitor the signal.
> I'm using OSS (as I'm still with a 2.4.18 kernel), and will use aumix
> for your suggestion once I know how to access /dev/dsp1. As I'm using
Ok, aumix should work fine as well. Try something like:
aumix -d /dev/mixer1 -I
aumix -d /dev/mixer2 -I
... etc, and try to adjust the "IGain" setting.
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