Re: [SLE] Why is this so DA*N difficult?!?

Peter B Van Campen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.multimedia,gmane.linux.suse.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Dear Marshall,

I've tried  Gramofile, KRecord and wavrec on my 8.1 sys withh a Creative SB 
Live! 5+1 to no avail. They all seem t9o think /dev/dsp is busy or 
non-existant. I have audio coming in to the 'line-in' jack and I hear it on 
line- out; I can control it with KMix. The recording apps cannot find 
/dev/dsp. 
Perhaps one of the more MultiMedia savy types will lend a hand?

PeterB
On Saturday 07 December 2002 03:50 pm, Marshall Heartley wrote:
> > Are you using KDE?
>
> Yes but it doesn't matter if you are referring to the arts server
> If so go to KDE Main menu select "Multimedia" and go down
>
> > the list to KMix, click it and look to see where all the volume sliders
> > are; ry them out. If this does not help write back and we'll look a
> > little deeper.
>
> They are OK.  I can hear the audio that I want to record from my audio
> speakers
>
>  Things to check:
> > Does this sys make the KDE event sounds? Yes
> > Can you play an audio CD? Yes
> > Are the cables and plugs clean and reliably connected? Yes
> > To the right places? Yes
> > Have you read the Gramaphone documentation? What little of it there is.
>
>  That is where I got the text that when you select mixer in the program,
> it wants to run xmixer that SuSE does not package.
>
> > Just basic stuff for sure but youknow that it is usually something very
> > simple that solves most problems! So true!
>
> I also tried with arts running to use the artsdsp to tell gramofile to
> use the arts server and that did not seem to help.
>
> > PeterB

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