Recording with anything?
i cannot record anything, although no trouble
hearing sound through both the mike and line in.
no program seems to want to bother even trying to record.
for example, SLAB, just sits there, with the counter stopped at 0 after pushing the REC PAUSE and then the PLAY button. I can hear myself play, but it makes no attempt to record any sound.
Likewise, using kvoice, i push record, in the new greeting dialogue box, and the new greeting message window just disappears, and that's it.
i also try typing "dd bs=8k cound=4 </dev/audio > sample.au"
this creates the file sample.au but the file is empty
(at least, i see nothing when i type "more sample.au" or "kedit sample.au", but it must have something in it, because it is 32768 bytes long)
i have a soundblaster live! card, under mandrake 7.0 when i configured the card (using sndconfig) it found the card without any problem.
perhaps an interupt problem??
any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
jonathan
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i cannot record anything, although no trouble
hearing sound through both the mike and line in.
Please see my answer to Peter Leif Rasmuss entitled "Re: Recording with SB16?". I believe that yours is the same problem.
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Hi...
I've got the SB PCI512, which uses the same chipset as the Live!, and I've got the same problem. No matter what I do I am unable to record a thing. I don't think the support for the emu10k1 chip is quite up to speed yet, but...
Which drivers are you using?
If you're using OSS/Commercial drivers (like I am), you should write to 4front technologies and tell them. I've had some long talks with them , but they just keep gauranteeing me that the drivers work fine.
You can get the address form their website: http://www.opensound.com
If you're using the ones from Creative Labs themselves (via ALSA), well... I'v never gotten those to do anything for me... not even play audio.
I just think our cards are a bit too new for Linux. 8^)
peace,
-Paco
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i cannot record anything, although no trouble
hearing sound through both the mike and line in.no program seems to want to bother even trying to record.
for example, SLAB, just sits there, with the counter stopped at 0 after pushing the REC PAUSE and then the PLAY button. I can hear myself play, but it makes no attempt to record any sound.
Likewise, using kvoice, i push record, in the new greeting dialogue box, and the new greeting message window just disappears, and that's it.
i also try typing "dd bs=8k cound=4 <
/dev/audio> sample.au"this creates the file sample.au but the file is empty
(at least, i see nothing when i type "more sample.au" or "kedit sample.au", but it must have something in it, because it is 32768 bytes long)i have a soundblaster live! card, under mandrake 7.0 when i configured the card (using sndconfig) it found the card without any problem.
perhaps an interupt problem??
any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
jonathan
using aumix didn't seem to help (SLAB for example, allows me to change the same settings)
many people seem to be able to use the soundblaster live card, so i don't think it is because of bad drivers (although maybe ours is not configured right).
i installed mandrake-complete 7.0 which loaded the drivers in
during boot, the card is detected, and when i ran sndconfig, it had no problem playing me a nice sample and finding the card.
the only thing that gives me pause, is that when i type
cat /dev/sndstat
i get (among other things):
Card config:
(Sound Blaster Live! at 0xcc00 irq 9)
apparently the brackets mean that the card was configured but not detected (according to the sound how-to)???
and yet, when i boot up, i get a message saying that the sound card was detected.
i really can't figure out what is going wrong.
any help would be appreciated.
jonathan
On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Paco wrote:
Hi...
I've got the SB PCI512, which uses the same chipset as the Live!, and I've got the same problem. No matter what I do I am unable to record a thing. I don't think the support for the emu10k1 chip is quite up to speed yet, but...
Which drivers are you using?
If you're using OSS/Commercial drivers (like I am), you should write to 4front technologies and tell them. I've had some long talks with them , but they just keep gauranteeing me that the drivers work fine.
You can get the address form their website: http://www.opensound.com
If you're using the ones from Creative Labs themselves (via ALSA), well... I'v never gotten those to do anything for me... not even play audio.
I just think our cards are a bit too new for Linux. 8^)
peace,
-Paco
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i cannot record anything, although no trouble
hearing sound through both the mike and line in.no program seems to want to bother even trying to record.
for example, SLAB, just sits there, with the counter stopped at 0 after pushing the REC PAUSE and then the PLAY button. I can hear myself play, but it makes no attempt to record any sound.
Likewise, using kvoice, i push record, in the new greeting dialogue box, and the new greeting message window just disappears, and that's it.
i also try typing "dd bs=8k cound=4 <
/dev/audio> sample.au"this creates the file sample.au but the file is empty
(at least, i see nothing when i type "more sample.au" or "kedit sample.au", but it must have something in it, because it is 32768 bytes long)i have a soundblaster live! card, under mandrake 7.0 when i configured the card (using sndconfig) it found the card without any problem.
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perhaps an interupt problem??
any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
jonathan
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I've got the SB PCI512, which uses the same chipset as the Live!, and I've got the same problem. No matter what I do I am unable to record a thing. I don't think the support for the emu10k1 chip is quite up to speed yet, but...
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Which drivers are you using?
If you're using OSS/Commercial drivers (like I am), you should write to 4front technologies and tell them. I've had some long talks with them , but they just keep gauranteeing me that the drivers work fine.
hmm...I got the live player...and have tested all three: the OSS commercial, the OSS drivers from the opensource.creative.com site, and the alsa drivers. all of them see to work pretty much the same. one major problem with the OSS versions is a glitch in mixer commands. with some drivers I get 3 "line in"s showing up in aumix and with others only one. i think there was also some glitches in the OSS commercial. both OSS's are missing the /dev/sndstat still, I think.
and regarding recording...i can successfully record with programs such as "record" and "mix"...(also under alsa)but not with other programs. I can also use PD (but unly under alsa with OSS emulations) in full duplex mode...but need to send him extra -frags
my guess is, that some programs are asking for more contiguous memory than others are. my one problem right now is that i can't record with the video software I am using - lavrec (for mjpeg capturing). lavrec needs 32kb contiguous memory for the sound...and doesnt seem to do it with the Live! emu10k1 .
- august.