On Mon, 29 Apr 2013 12:39:35 -0400, Rob wrote:
I'd think the waveforms being "somewhat
different" would be a good
enough confirmation, but if you have any music with exaggerated stereo
separation (my go-to example is the guitar solo on "Yours Is No
Disgrace" by Yes... woo hoo, stoner on the faders!) that should remove
all doubt.
Thanks, sometimes the obvious is easiest to overlook. :) Most of my
recordings are classical music recordings (which do have some stereo
separation but generally not significantly different), but I think I know
one I can try with.
But if they provided any specialized recording
software under Windows
(i.e., not Audacity), that's probably a good indicator that it's not a
standard USB audio device.
I should have clarified that both of my tests were with Audacity - both
platforms downloaded from respective sources (Linux download was from the
openSUSE repositories, Windows download was from the Audacity website).
No special drivers were installed in the Windows VM - it worked just as
plug and play.
Jim
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