Venu Chennupati wrote:
> **cd /usr/share/audio/samples/au**
>
> audioplay -d /dev/audio spacemusic.au -- this is Ok
>
> cd $HOME/au
> audiorecord -d /dev/audio -p mic -t 30 test.au
>
> audioplay -d /dev/audio test.au -- this is Not Ok
>
> I see in a usb example, they use /dev/sound/1 for audioplay and
> /dev/sound/2 for
> audio record.
>
> For the onboard audio, I see /dev/audio->sound/0 only
>
> do you think having only one entry is Ok, or it might be a cause for not
> able to
> record successfully...
>
Most onboard devices are duplex, and you can have just one of them that
does both record and playback. USB may behave differently.
-- Garrett
> Thanks,
> Venu.
>
>
> Garrett D'Amore wrote:
>
>> Try the CLI tool "audiorecord". I find it works pretty well.
>>
>> -- Garrett
>>
>> Venu Chennupati wrote:
>>
>>> Any idea on how to test audio using microphone. My question is generic,
>>> not specifc to to the pci8086,7270.
>>>
>>> On neveda build 100, I tried to record using "Sound recorder" tool
>>> available under
>>> All Applications/Sound & Video. Record from input is availabe as
>>> 'Gain' and 'Screen'
>>> I tried to record using input 'Gain' and played back. Nothing making
>>> sense heard.
>>>
>>> Also I tried "cat test.oga > /dev/audio" ( test.oga is recorded file
>>> using above method)
>>>
>>> I hear noice from audio output. Is there any better way to test audio
>>> input working?
>>>
>>>
>>>
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