On Tuesday 30 Sep 2003 9:59 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote: > On Tuesday 30 September 2003 12:06 pm, Anne Wilson wrote: > > No, I didn't see it. Thanks for sending it on. I got LVG's > > though. Before I saw this I had found an article on Gramofile > > through google, so I've installed it. I'll also take a look at > > LV's suggestions of audacity and rezound. > > I used rezound to edit stuff - its pretty awesome - keep in mind it > works out of the box with ogg but you'll have to install Lame to > work with mp3s. > > > But the first need is to actually get the sound in. What can I > > use that will give me some feedback as to whether it is actually > > hearing anything? It's too time-consuming to keep attempting a > > recording when you don't know whether there's anything there in > > the first place. > > > > Anne > > Oh - I used a component cassette player with right and left RCA > jacks, via a cable that ended in the 1/8 inch mini-plug needed for > the line-in jack. With aumix up, and line-in set to RED (which in > this case means go, not stop) I could hear the music playing, even > before recording. You should be able to hear the music you are > feeding in, if not something is not turned on/connected right. > > HTHs! :-)
Right - this one gave me the clue. I had checked the settings in aumix, but I hadn't realised that I needed to change the Rec to red - should have done. However, now I can get sound easily with the aumix line showing red. As soon as I change to rec I get sound, but with what sounds like someone fast beating on woodblocks at the same time. Any ideas on that one? Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302 Have you visited http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org yet?
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