On Thursday 11 September 2003 10:46 pm, James Sparenberg wrote:
> One thought here. If you open aumix there are a bunch of green squares
> and one red square. Now give that in aumix a checkmark next to mute all
> means that it isn't muted. I took a gable on this thought and it seems
> to be true. Red means go and green means stop. So if the box next for
> for example Mic is red it's ready to recieve input etc etc.
>
> James
Yeah, noticed that check mark - seems a bit "bass ackwards", don't it?
Well...like I mentioned in the message I *can* record using the mic input with
aumix - no problem there. Gramofile finds it, hey bingo instant recording,
albeit in one channel and low gain.
I can use the same software and tape player/cables on my sons' comp, with a SB
live card and the line-in works great.
I dunno - reckon I have a bad jack on my MB? I've never had a reason to use it
before. Just thought I'd try to save those 20+ yr old cassettes that I can't
find CDs for (or online copies).
Thanks for your input! :-)
PS one nice thing you can do with gramofile is set it to record, have aumix or
any other mixer open, and click/unclick on aumix buttons until you do get
sound in gramofile - it runs in a terminal but has volume meter output for R
and L channels. Rezound does this too, but its pure GUI (very nice too!)
Thats how I found the mic, I plugged the mini-jack into it, and pushed
buttons until I got input/output. Nothing works with the line-in jack though!
:-(
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