Hi Mick,
Thanks for your suggestions, my results are below, and I will send a plate of chocolate brownies to Mick or anyone who can tell me what I’m (still) doing wrong! :)
>> adevice=/dev/dsp
>> Is the the onboard or is this the other sound card?
I think /dev/dsp should be the correct one (PCI card), because if I run "aumix" with no arguments, the pcm slider controls the volume of the PCI card. but maybe I’m wrong about this ...
>> ls -l /dev/dsp*
Gives me /dev/dsp, /dev/dsp1, /dev/dsp2, /dev/dsp3; [2 and 3 were created by btaudio when I loaded it in my failed efforts earlier, so shouldn’t be relevant now that I’m doing the patch cable, right?].
>> The play around with aumix -D
>> /dev/pickyours
Aumix reports the exact same info whether I use "aumix -d /dev/dsp -q" or "aumix -d /dev/dsp1 -q"
according to aumix, mic is set to record at 100, igain at 100 or whatever value I set. but, if I point mencoder to adevice=/dev/dsp1, mencoder halts with "unable to open /dev/dsp1: invalid argument" "this audio format not recognized or supported" error message.
>> To find which sound card your meant to be refferencing..
>> Thats about it.. Make sure 'capture' us unmuted and volume is turned
>> up..
How do I unmute "capture"? [P.S., when using mplayer through the sound card, turning "mic" all the way up in aumix allows me to hear sound thru patch cable, so I assume that means I should start my mencoder string with "aumix -m 100 -m R -i 1" but it still gives no sound in the recorded file. I’ve experimented with different levels for igain and using "line" rather than "mic" but that gives no sound either.]
I’m sure there is something simple going on, I’m just not getting it ... thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Mary
Mck
On Fri, 2004-04-30 at 06:00, Mary Strimel wrote:
> Hi again,
> sorry to be a bother, I'm feeling a bit stupid that I cant seem to get
> sound on my tv recording, after studying the wiki and trying to follow
> it very carefully:
>
> btaudio will just not work for me, the driver loads correctly but
> mencoder crashes when I try to use it.
>
> attempting the OSS / line in method, I plugged my patch cable in and
> tried:
>
> aumix -1 80 -1 R -i 1; mencoder -tv
> on:driver=v4l:input=0:norm=NTSC:channel=5:width=320:height=240:adevice
> =/dev/dsp:audiorate=32000:forceaudio:forcechan=1:buffersize=128 -oac
> mp3lame -lameopts br=128:cbr:mode=3 -ovc lavc --ffourcc divx -o
> /home/mary/movies/recorded/fox.avi tv://
>
> on the above command mencoder will record a video, and report that a
> sound file has been created of X size, but the recording is
> silent!!!!! mplayer plays tv properly with audio thru the patch cable.
> the one wrinkle in my setup is that I am trying to use the PCI sound
> card rather than the onboard VIA controller ... but should that
> matter? xmms and mplayer use the PCI card just fine. maybe my "aumix"
> line needs a tweak to point it to the correct sound card some how?
> I'm just at a loss, I don't want to give up on freevo yet but can't
> get used to watching recorded shows without sound :(
>
> thanks in advance,
> Mary
>
>
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Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 10:13:21 +0200
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Mary, maybe someone already mentioned this, or it might not be = applicable. However, I also had a problem with no sound from tv, and noticed after = a while that the sound channels where forced to zero. I then used this = script in the beginning of my /usr/bin/freevo script;
--
aumix -m+70
xmodmap /root/.xmodmaprc
xset s noblank
--
The two last lines are only for loading my own keymappings in X and to = turn off screensaver. The first line sets the microphone line-in to 70% = since I have to get tv-out sound into the sound card.
/PS
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Skickat: 2004-04-30 00:00
=C4mne: [Freevo-users] still no sound on recording, almost ready to = throw in towel ...
Hi again,
sorry to be a bother, I'm feeling a bit stupid that I cant seem to get sound on my tv recording, after studying the wiki and trying to follow it very carefully:
btaudio will just not work for me, the driver loads correctly but mencoder crashes when I try to use it.
attempting the OSS / line in method, I plugged my patch cable in and=20
tried:
aumix -1 80 -1 R -i 1; mencoder -tv on:driver=3Dv4l:input=3D0:norm=3DNTSC:channel=3D5:width=3D320:height=3D2=
40:adevice=3D/ dev/dsp:audiorate=3D32000:forceaudio:forcechan=3D1:buffersize=3D128 = -oac mp3lame -lameopts br=3D128:cbr:mode=3D3 -ovc lavc --ffourcc divx -o /home/mary/movies/recorded/fox.avi tv://
on the above command mencoder will record a video, and report that a sound file has been created of X size, but the recording is silent!!!!! =
mplayer plays tv properly with audio thru the patch cable. the one wrinkle in my setup is that I am trying to use the PCI sound card = rather than the onboard VIA controller ... but should that matter? xmms and mplayer use the PCI card just fine. maybe my "aumix" line needs a = tweak to point it to the correct sound card some how? I'm just at a loss, I don't want to give up on freevo yet but can't get used to watching recorded shows without sound :(
thanks in advance,
Mary
