Now, I've just gotta figure out a way to get it to record with less than a full second of latency... :)
Also, something I've never understood, but have never tinkered with either, is Jack. Could someone give me a conceptual layout of what exactly Jack is - and how it fits in with ALSA...? I'm sorta confused about that. I've heard it's a good tool, but I have no idea what it is.
--Jason
Stephen Mollett wrote:
Hiya, On Friday 16 Apr 2004 22:59, Jason Jones wrote:I'm having the exact same problem, but with an Audigy Platinum EX (not Audigy 2). I can't figure out what's wrong. ... Chris Gibbs wrote:I can't figure how to record from Audigy 2. In alsamixer none of the controls seem recordable...I've got a bog-standard Audigy; I've noticed that the capture-related mixer controls have been rearranged considerably in recent releases, which threw me a bit when I first wanted to record, having got used to the (admittedly a little odd) layout used on older versions.You should (hopefully) be able to record by increasing the level of the "Analog Mix Capture" channel and the channel(s) you wish to capture. You may also need to up the "Analog Mix" channel. When I'm recording from a line-level source, I tend to keep "PCM", "Line", "Analog Mix" and "Analog Mix Capture" at 100% and control my monitor volume with "Master", which doesn't affect capture level - that way, PCM playback afterwards is at exactly the same level as the line-in was during recording. Hope this helps, Stephen
