[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There are other ways to capture the sound, for example
>
> http://www.vsound.org/
>
> It might not suit your case if several programs are generating the
> sound opening and closing /dev/dsp.
thanks for that link. it's a possibility, though you're right it
might not work in my particular case:
make_a_sound;
sleep 2;
make_a_sound;
sleep 3;
make_another_sound;
> Why not physically connect the output of your sound card to the input :-)
> You just need the right cable ? (Make sure the output is not
> monitoring the input to avoid feedback)
wow. for some reason i don't think this would ever have occurred
to me. that might be just fine for my purposes. the "sounds"
are all speech, generated with text-to-speech by festival. the
application is almost embarrassing: i have a script that
generates an exercise and training routine. (i call it my
"Impersonal Trainer". :-) i need it as a single sound file so i can
transfer the final result to my mp3 player, etc.
paul
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