On 11 Apr 2002, Lyvim Xaphir wrote: As already recommended: use gramofile! It's excelent. I've used it to 'transform' several k7 audio to CD!
But I got a recipe: - I record and process the sound with gramofile; (initial input and final) - I use aumix to control the input/output levels; - I transform wav -> mp3 -> wav, with cddoit (it works with directories, so you copy all the files to be converted into a directory and inform the input and output directories to cddoit); - As I have to edit the K7 source I use a 'graphic' program "Audacity" which handle both wav and mp3. We also have SoundStudio, but Audacity is faster, much faster to process! Enjoy, Ricardo Castanho >OK, I'm asking for some help now. I've got to record sound coming from >the sound card into wav or mp3 format. I've looked at krecord but I >can't install it on this LM81 system; it won't recognize my artsd >library as valid. > >Has anybody else got some recommendations for something that will work? >It would be nice to get it recording into mp3 format so that the hard >drive won't be filled with one big wav. > >Does Xmms have a recording plugin that I've missed? Info? Suggestions? >Anybody? > > >Tanks, > >LX > > > > -- ========================================================== Linux user # 102240 => Machine # 96125 => Seti@home user ==========================================================
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