A friend gave me a CD that looks like a data CD. When I mount it
there are a collection of WMA files on it. I can list the files,
and see their sizes. But, when I try to copy the files onto my
hard drive then I get only zero length copies. Using dd I get
this error message:
Input/output error
0+0 records in
0+0 records out
Has anyone seen this? How can I listen to those WMA files?
Thanks....
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Kevin
To the team at LAU, and all the devs and colleagues i've had the privilege
to communicate with, and learn from, in this, my first full year of linux
use, i'd like to say thanks for the help and encouragement, and i wish you
all the very best for the festive season and the year to come.
A particular thanks to Dave Phillips who encouraged me to start the linux
journey in the first place. (That's right, it's his fault...)
Cheers and good health to you all!
Alex Stone.
p.s. Patrick, i haven't forgotten the quick toots bit, i've been very busy.
I'll get to it as soon as i'm able.
As is said here in Russia, for this time of year:
Snovum Godum!
(Happy new year.)
Hello,
I'm considering buying the Korg M50 (and to a lesser extent the Yamaha MO8).
Anyone hook these up to linux via the built in USB. Good / Bad or any other
issues?
It also has normal midi in/out which I could use if needed.
I really don't do much computer midi, but want to keep my options open. I
assume
I might have problems if I try to run the Editor/Librarian (windows/mac)
software under wine, and am not really concerned with that. I am looking for
basic midi music recording and playback from linux (rosegarden, qtractor,
etc.).
Thanks in advance,
Geoff
m crazy about clean 2 channel sound output to my high-end Pioneer setup
(yes, it is possible..., IMHO).
Under XP I was able to get it with foobar software playing my flac
files. I used TUrtleBeach Micro Advantage USB sound card with optical
output which gave a desired clean sound.
Now I have completely migrated to Linux (LinuxMint distro) format, but
the TBMA has no linux driver and sound has a annoying clicking sound
(like playing old LP).
Can any gurus recommend a USB card solution (<$100 if possible) with
optical output for the Linux format?
I have old Chaintech AV710 sound card with optical output that I may try
if someone can verify it will work also.
thanks in advance, Merry X-mas.
gychang
UCI Medical Center
Irvine, CA
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Most USB 1.0 cards are class compliant devices. All class compliant
devices work under linux. If it does not need a special driver for
windows or macos, it is class compliant, and will work in linux.
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Gregory Chang <gychang(a)fastmail.fm> wrote:
> I think you r saying anycard that works well on USB 1.0 should work
> without difficulty on Linux?
>
> thanks,
>
> gychang
>
>
> On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:11:40 -0800, "Justin Smith"
> <noisesmith(a)gmail.com> said:
>> As will usually be mentioned when someone asks about USB, any card
>> that is class compliant usb 1.0 will work under linux, with no trouble
>> whatsoever. This usually means any card that lists USB 1.0
>> compatibility. I got a creative USB card a while back with
>> rca/eighth-inch/optical IO for around $40 at Fry's. It worked just
>> fine (though USB 1.0 does have a higher latency than firewire, of
>> course). I don't remember the model, I am lending it to a friend, but
>> there should be an equivalent out there now.
> UCI Medical Center
> Irvine, CA
>
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>
Hi Robin thanks for your help
Robin Gareus a écrit :
> yes we know; that's why I added swscaler support almost a year ago.
> Alas, I did not have the time to add proper detection of it and there
> has not been a release since.
>
> it looks like you're just missing
> `apt-get install libswscale-dev`
Ok i did it, it was not installed. I still have the same problem. Like
you asked in your previous message i dont have this line
#define HAVE_SWSCALE" into config.h so it failed.
>
> Tell me if you encouter more problems. You should also be able to build
> and install it automatically by calling sth. like:
>
> `dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot` # in xjadeo's trunk/ folder.
> `sudo dpkg -i ../xjadeo*deb`
>
> good luck,
> robin
P'tit louis
Hi,
Latest version Qtractor on Debian testing, kde4 from experimental...
After dragging a bit with the files-browser, I can't make it smaller
anymore. It now takes almost my whole screen and the main track
edit/view area is very small. I can't get it back....
Restart doesn't solve it..
Regards,