1 Jan
2004
1 Jan
'04
5:50 p.m.
Jan Depner wrote:
Ah yes, there is one on my one, too. Seems that I typed something
wrong?! But man does not really provide more information than --help (at
least in version 0.9.0rc7). :-(
Well, -f S16_LE -r 48000 -c 2 is identical to -f dat and actually also
results in a mute file.
What version of Audacity are you using?
1.1.1. Note that there is no problem in *playing* files with audacity.
Harald Milz wrote:
In the meantime I tried to use arecord (which
unfortunately does not
provide man pages)
It does - I have one on my machine! arecord -f
S16_LE -r 48000 test.wav
*but* this results in a mono file with too low signal level.
You may have to set -c 2 as well to get stereo, this is not the default. Alsio the hardware device maybe.
In the meantime I checked modules.conf by the great c't article of Frank
Barknecht. Everything seems to be okay there. But I could not find
/etc/asoundrc or ~/.asoundrc. May be this is the reason for my problem -
I am going to find out next.
As for low level - are you sure the DAT is correctly
leveled? After all,
these tools do nothing with the level except if explicitly (and kindly)
asked.
Yes, arecord seems to be exactly what I need for a 1:1 DAT copy.
Nevertheless I still can only record mono files with definitely much
lower level than the input signal (which takes the full range of the
envy24control meters). Moreover I found out that xmms and audiacity play
it a bit faster and higher than the original data, even though I always
use the DAT's master clock! :-(
By the way: Does anybody know, what HardwareSettings -> VolumeChange
means in envy24control?
Ciao,
HippiE
1 Jan
1 Jan
6:04 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Recording from SPDIF with Audiophile
On Thu, 2004-01-01 at 15:46, lau(a)hippie-online.de wrote:
Moreover I found out that xmms and audiacity play
it a bit faster and higher than the original data,
even though I always
use the DAT's master clock! :-(
The problem there is that your DAT is probably at 44100 and your card
defaults to 48000. Check in envy24control.
Jan
6:44 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Recording from SPDIF with Audiophile
Hallo,
lau(a)hippie-online.de hat gesagt: // lau(a)hippie-online.de wrote:
Well, -f S16_LE -r 48000 -c 2 is identical to -f dat and actually also
results in a mute file.
Your problem probably is, that you are *not* recording from your
digital input, but from the device called "default", which arecord
uses by default. "default" corresponds to "plughw:0W unless you
changed something in asoundrc (but you didn't do this).
To record from digital-in you need to tell arecord about this.
"arecord --help" gives the needed options, "arecord -L" shows the
possible devices (but many more than you need) and "arecord -D NAME"
selects a device called "NAME".
Although I also have the Audiophile, I don't have any digital audio
gear, so I never tried to record from that and thus I don't know the
name of the digital ALSA device off-hand, but maybe someone else here
does?
BTW: OSS emulation on the Audiophile can be a bit tricky sometimes
because of the chipset, so you should try to use ALSA wherever
possible with this card.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Ah yes, there is one on my one, too. Seems that I
typed something
wrong?! But man does not really provide more information than --help (at
least in version 0.9.0rc7). :-(
Please upgrade...
... if alone because dmix'ing as I described in c't will not work with
this ALSA version and the Audiophile. ;)
arecord -f S16_LE -r 48000 test.wav
*but* this results in a mono file with too low signal level.
You may have to set -c 2 as well to get stereo, this is not the default.
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