On Wed, 2021-10-06 at 21:05 +0200, Terje J. Hanssen via Cin wrote:
> To complement my last post above:
>
> I discovered the recordings with the second program above,
> 'audio-recorder' were 'fake files' quiet without sound when playback
> with vlc or other programs. Loaded in Audacity showed
To complement my last post above:
I discovered the recordings with the second program above,
'audio-recorder' were 'fake files' quiet without sound when playback
with vlc or other programs. Loaded in Audacity showed only straight
lines. Possibly there is some gstreamer related issue on my
Mat
Thank you for your time and effort to reply:
Den 05.10.2021 21:26, skrev mat via Cin:
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=== Terje:=
5) I am unsure how to practically go from here to record the Audio music files.
8) Which tab/buttons for input in Audiacity (possibly tape/noise
filters) -
Mat
Den 23.09.2021 09:34, skrev mat via Cin:
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In pavucontrol (audio mixer), first check the configuration tab, to see
if the Built-in Audio is set up correctly. "Analog stereo duplex" is
probably right.
Then, on the "Input devices" tab, at the bottom set it to show
"Hardware Input
Math,
I have now ordered Behringer UFO202. For me this audio usb interface looks
to be improved beyond UCA202 Line-IN for tape players to cover also
turntables with a switchable Phono preamp.
There was however expressed some doubt thought in a previous Mint forum
reply (reply)
Terje,
I found out which USB grabber I was using. It was the Basetech EasyCap
BT116; the same device might well have been sold under a different
name. On Windows, VLC gave a lot of errors, but OBS handled it fine. It
only handled standard SD format, not HD, so output is alwasy 4:3 .
But for me
The UFO202 is the UCA2020 with built-in phono preamp.
Its inputs can be switched between phone and line.
I do not know how good that pre-amp is, but Behringer in general has
excellent value for money.
Audacity can record audio, it uses an internal 32 bit floating point
format by default, which
Thanks a lot for this information.
I'v found a near identical(?) model at an affordable price,
Behringer U-Phono UFO202 USB Vinyl Audio interface
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0A12
I wonder if it is possible to record and save audio in FLAC lossless
compressed format in any
The Realtec ALC892 audi chip used on your (and may other) motherboards
have for input two stereo A/D converters, which can do
16/20/24-bit, and 44.1k/48k/96k/192kHz sample rates.
Because the analog front end is specified as 90 dB(A), and 16 bits
in itself is 96 dB, there is little point in using
I'm travelling some days, so sorry I have to wait a week to practically
follow up the replies.
I have speakers connected to the back panel audio ports and possibly also a
mic.
In the meantime thanks for the received suggestion and detailed
information.
What is really the "A/D converter" using
Your MSI Z170-A PRO motherboard has according to specs a Realtec AL892
audio chip. The input converters should have 90 dB S/N (signal-to-
noise) ratio (A-weighted), but of course the motherboard might make it
a little worse.
However, from you record player of tape you will be very lucky to get
Have you tried to connect a microphone to the Mic_In (magenta colour)
connector? Only to see if it works with Audacity.
IgorBeg
Il 22/09/2021 19:27, Terje J. Hanssen via Cin ha scritto:
While Audacity didn't find it, possibly the Pulse Audio Volum control
(pavucontrol) could enable the Jack
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