On 08/12/16 18:18, James Shatto wrote:
> No, I mean you can record all four channels as input at the same time
> with the same app. Hence the -c 4 aka 4 channels. In audacity you
> just select 4 channels and press record. Once recorded you can break
> them out into 4 mono channels and save
On Thu, 8 Dec 2016 12:18:47 -0600, James Shatto wrote:
>As well as a few CLI options for the same. Sox is good for that.
For SpaceFM I wrote a script to split and/or merge stereo wav. Written
on the fly, so most likely not good shell script writing, but it does
what it should do and IIRC ffmpeg
> You can mix all 4 inputs down into one stream and then record that, but
do you really mean that you can record to 4 separate application threads
concurrently without mixing?
No, I mean you can record all four channels as input at the same time
with the same app. Hence the -c 4 aka 4 channels.
On Mon, 5 Dec 2016 14:27:22 +, zcx wrote:
>On 04/12/16 21:09, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>> Only one app can grab the device, if you run two instances of the
>> same app, only one instance can grab the device.
>
>Yes, this appears to be the case. But do you know why?
A car has got four wheels,
On 04/12/16 21:09, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> Only one app can grab the device, if you run two instances of the same
> app, only one instance can grab the device.
Yes, this appears to be the case. But do you know why?
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On 04/12/16 21:51, James Shatto wrote:
> It can record from all 4.
You can mix all 4 inputs down into one stream and then record that, but
do you really mean that you can record to 4 separate application threads
concurrently without mixing?
> I suspect that adding -c 4 would overcome the issue.
It can record from all 4. Although many applications only care about
left / channel 1 (defaults). I tend to run pulseaudio over jackd
setup. As that was the only way to have your mic be an input other
than 1 for apps like skype. Since channel 1 and 2 are typically
stereo output.
$ man arecord
On Sun, 4 Dec 2016 20:18:24 +, zcx wrote:
>I have a Delta 44 sound card here that uses the ice1712 chipset.
>
>Am I right in thinking that although the card has 4 mono inputs, it
>can only capture one stream at a time? arecord seems to think so...
Only one app can grab the device, if you run
Frank Barknecht wrote:
This is from the Wiki at http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.pl?LinuxIssues
Audacity can use ALSA natively if you compile it to use
PortAudio v19 instead of the default, v18. Note that v19 is
still evolving and not as well tested, but it is the only
way that
Hallo,
Klaus-Peter Schrage hat gesagt: // Klaus-Peter Schrage wrote:
Thanks, Frank, for your suggestions. I didn't dive into ecasound yet,
and I don't catch the logics behind aoss, so I tried to compile
audacity-1.2 with the portaudio-v19 option:
[...]
Now I have two i/o devices in
Hallo,
Andreas von Heydwolff hat gesagt: // Andreas von Heydwolff wrote:
I can recommend also KHdRecord at http://software.jodda.de/record.html.
The timer is configurable from within the program.
Did you write a postcard? Quoting the site:
Most people don't like this program. I have
Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Andreas von Heydwolff hat gesagt: // Andreas von Heydwolff wrote:
I can recommend also KHdRecord at http://software.jodda.de/record.html.
The timer is configurable from within the program.
Did you write a postcard?
yes I did :-)
I like this attitude... ;)
me
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