[NTLUG:Discuss] Microphone

[Kyle_Davenport@compusa.com]

I use gmix.  There's a mixer setting on it which I guess controls /dev/mixer.
There's a nice utility in Redhat called MAKEDEV which creates all the audio
devices.   It depends on your particular card's driver which device, dsp, audio,
dsp1, or dsp2, you are using for recording and playing.  I can cat /dev/audio or
/dev/dsp and watch signals go thru it when I talk into the mike.






bobby at wrennest.com on 06/09/2000 04:48:31 PM

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Kyle_Davenport at compusa.com wrote:
>
> Does there appear to be non-null data in the wav file?  Do other wav files
play

There is non-null data in the file. Other wav files play fine.

> correctly?  Did you play with your mixer settings?  With the right mixer
> settings, I can talk into the mike and out the pc speakers.

What mixer are you using? I can only find the limited one in kde.