Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
You might have sox installed, since I have it installed and it gave me the same error. Try "rpm -q sox" and see if something comes up. Then for the sound problem, are you running any desktop sound things? That could interfere with the grecord. > (Mandrake 7.2) > > Following suggestions, I tried successfully the following commands: > > locate filename > rec sample.wav > play sample.wav > > This didn't work: > > record sample.wav (no matter, as rec does it) > > Also, grecord (GUI program) started to work, but had this error message: > "couldn't find sox" > "can't open input file /dev/dsp : device or resource busy" > > Thanks to all for the help. -- Anthony http://binaryfusion.net Press any key to continue, or any other key to quit.
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
Adrian Smith wrote: > > howdy -- i'm using 7.2, full developer install. > "play filename.wav" also works on my system. > i have not tried "rec filename.wav", but "record filename.wav" does work for me. > > Adrian Smith That must be it then. I can't find "record" on my v7.1 setup at all. ;-) -- /\ Dark>
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
alex found his "record" at: >[alex@homer alex]$ which record >/usr/bin/record >[alex@homer alex]$ rpm -qf `which record` >xawtv-misc-3.21-3mdk and that is where mine is also. sounds like maybe this has changed since 7.1? i only discovered this recently Adrian Smith 'de telepone dude Telecom Dept. x 7042 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
(Mandrake 7.2) Following suggestions, I tried successfully the following commands: locate filename rec sample.wav play sample.wav This didn't work: record sample.wav (no matter, as rec does it) Also, grecord (GUI program) started to work, but had this error message: "couldn't find sox" "can't open input file /dev/dsp : device or resource busy" Thanks to all for the help.
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
On Tuesday 09 January 2001 10:47, you wrote: > hi... i'm not at my linux box so i can't look i don't actually > know where it is. i was sitting there one day & simply typed "record" > at the console & it started up. i simply guessed that linux might have > a command called record that would record. =) i was logged on as > user, so it's not a root command or anything. i have 7.2 and did a > 100% full developer install, if that has anything to do with it. > > i would expect it would be in the same directory as the other user > binary files. but as i said... just guessing. =) i'll check my > box when i go home tonight & see where it is at. [alex@homer alex]$ which record /usr/bin/record [alex@homer alex]$ rpm -qf `which record` xawtv-misc-3.21-3mdk -- Alex (Go easy on me, I'm a COBOL programmer in real life)
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
howdy -- i'm using 7.2, full developer install. "play filename.wav" also works on my system. i have not tried "rec filename.wav", but "record filename.wav" does work for me. Adrian Smith 'de telepone dude Telecom Dept. x 7042 [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> "Ronald J. Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11:17:20 AM 1/9/01 >>> Hmm. On my v7.1 setup, its "rec" only. So, for example: rec sample.wav (and speaking into my mic) gives me a .WAV file in my home directory. Also, its that stops the recording... Adrian, are you perhaps using an older or newer version of Mandrake than me? PS "play " from a shell/command line lets you listen to the sample, or you can just click on it from X. -- /\ Dark>
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
hi... i'm not at my linux box so i can't look i don't actually know where it is. i was sitting there one day & simply typed "record" at the console & it started up. i simply guessed that linux might have a command called record that would record. =) i was logged on as user, so it's not a root command or anything. i have 7.2 and did a 100% full developer install, if that has anything to do with it. i would expect it would be in the same directory as the other user binary files. but as i said... just guessing. =) i'll check my box when i go home tonight & see where it is at. Adrian Smith 'de telepone dude Telecom Dept. x 7042 [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5:55:15 AM 1/9/01 >>> Can't find "record" anywhere on the system, and I've done a full install. I used the "Find" facility as root, to no avail. Can it be hidden somewhere? Adrian Smith wrote: > > i'm sure there are other ways, but one way to do it is open a terminal and type the >command "record". use the space bar to toggle recording on/off. of course, "record >--help" for assistance. >
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
Adrian Smith wrote: > > i'm sure there are other ways, but one way to do it is open a terminal and type the >command "record". use the space bar to toggle recording on/off. of course, "record >--help" for assistance. > > Adrian Smith > 'de telepone dude > Telecom Dept. > x 7042 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >>> Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 5:25:17 AM 1/8/01 >>> > I can see some players and mixers in KDE, but no recorder? > Is there a way to use microphone to record to a .wav file? > Program name? Hmm. On my v7.1 setup, its "rec" only. So, for example: rec sample.wav (and speaking into my mic) gives me a .WAV file in my home directory. Also, its that stops the recording... Adrian, are you perhaps using an older or newer version of Mandrake than me? PS "play " from a shell/command line lets you listen to the sample, or you can just click on it from X. -- /\ Dark>
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
On Tuesday 09 January 2001 06:55 am, Jordan wrote: > Can't find "record" anywhere on the system, and I've done a full > install. > I used the "Find" facility as root, to no avail. Can it be hidden > somewhere? Try: locate record (no need for root) /usr/bin/record /usr/bin/grecord /usr/bin/arecord /usr/bin/cdrecord Y'll might want to look in Freshmeat for 'SoundStudio' I don't remember where, but a bunch of people were bragging about it recently. -- Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay > > Adrian Smith wrote: > > i'm sure there are other ways, but one way to do it is open a > > terminal and type the command "record". use the space bar to > > toggle recording on/off. of course, "record --help" for > > assistance.
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
On Monday 08 January 2001 05:11, you wrote: > krecord is the only one I know about, do a search on freshmeat for it. It's not exactly for KDE but you might have some luck with 'mxv'. It records/plays & lets you do a variety of edits on it. -- David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED]change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. ---
Re: [newbie] Sound recorder?
I believe theres also grecord... peace, Rog http://www.slammingrooves.com Registered Linux user #19071 On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Jon Doe wrote: > On Mon, 08 Jan 2001, you wrote: > > I can see some players and mixers in KDE, but no recorder? > > Is there a way to use microphone to record to a .wav file? > > Program name? > > krecord is the only one I know about, do a search on freshmeat for it. > >
[newbie] Sound recorder?
I can see some players and mixers in KDE, but no recorder? Is there a way to use microphone to record to a .wav file? Program name?
