Re: (#439) Use Line-In Not Mic (fwd)
Thomas Shaddack <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.audio.speak-freely.general |
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| Message-ID | <Pine.LNX.4.33.0309082335340.5757-100000@Zeta> |
> How do I get sfmike to use my soundcard line in and NOT the mic in? (I guess
> it has something to do with the optional "audio control device file" and the
> '-y' option ???)
> I am running sfmike 7.6a on a Linux system (2.4.22 kernel)
The -y option allows you to specify the sound device, eg. what sound card
you want to use if you have more than one. (Eg, -y/dev/dsp1) I don't
suppose this is your case.
To select the input from the device itself you need a mixer control
program, eg. aumix. This, together with selecting the required input, also
lets you set the required amplification/sensitivity of the input. You can
control it either in interactive mode, or by commandline; eg.
aumix -lR
will set the soundcard to use Line-In as input, while
aumix -mR
will set it to microphone input.
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