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Re: Using the audio(4) driver for recording under -current?
hello. Just to clarify, I'm not trying to use two audio devices for recording at the same
time. What I was doing was something like:
#set up the audio device first
audioctl -d /dev/sound2 -w record.rate=44100 record.channels=2 record.precision=16 \
record.encoding=slinear_le
#Now, the mixer device
mixerctl -d /dev/mixer2 -w inputs.line=240,240 record.source=mic inputs.mic.mute=off \
record.volume=240,240
Then, to record:
cat /dev/sound2 > rawrecordingfile
Of course, the above parameters need to be changed for the specific audio device which is to be
used, but the resulting behavior is the ame, whether I'm using a uaudio device or an hdaudio
device. The behavior is:
The recording file gets no data from /dev/soundx
cat fails with an error: resource temporarily unavailable
and, I get kernel messages like: audio2: device timeout
At least you guys are getting data out of your audio devices. :)
-Brian
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