kmix only controls the mixer and as such allows you to select the source to record from (red LEDs at the bottom). You need something else to do the actual recording. Want a GUI? Try KRecord (apps.kde.com) which does a very good job and will display VU and FFT info to help you get the levels right. I like it 'cus it allows both record to RAM and record to disk. Long (>1hour, 500-600MB) high quality recordings are possible to disk. But a GUI is no good if you won't be there to kick it off. I like streamer for this (part of LM8.1). mainly 'cus it can be kicked off from cron and has a recording length parameter to get it to stop again. I record some radio programs this way.
However, I only record from audio in and I'm not sure how easy it will be for you to share the /dev/dsp device with both real player and one of the above. Maybe you can get it to work by using something like 'artsdsp rplayer...' to wrap the applications in arts 'shells'. Nick. Oscar wrote: >Try bcast > >El jue, 24-01-2002 a las 00:12, D. R. Evans escribió: > >>What program do people recommend for recording audio? Specifically, if >>I am playing a RealAudio file through RealPlayer, I would like to >>record the audio in a format that I can later play back. >> >>None of the programs that is installed by default in MDK 8.1 seems to >>perform this function. (I thought that kmix did; but there's no "Save >>As..." to allow me to tell it where to put any recorded audio; the help >>talks about recording, but doesn't give any clue as to how to actually >>perform the function.) >>
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