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11-16-2007 #1
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Trying to record form line-in: crappy sound. Voice is ok.
i'm trying to record some from my cd player (discman) to ubuntu.
When i connect this discman to the line-in of the computer, i hear the sound of the tape recorder on the speakers of my computer but the sound is crappy.
I get recording it with Sound Recorder but when I play it, the sound is still crappy.
I have tried selecting "Mic" , "Front Mic" and "Line" on Alsamixer.
Here you have all the information i find about my sound card (it is a 1mb .ogg movie file):
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One more thing: when i go to System>Prefrences>Sound>Devices>Sound capture, I found these options:
STAC92xx Digital
STAC92xx Analog
ALSA
OSS
Sonido de prueba (Sound probe)
Silencio (Silence)
I tried these:
STAC92xx Analog
ALSA
OSS
and all three record but crappy from the line-in.
Other clues:
- When i record my voice from a microphone the recording is Ok.
- when i open puredata and select Media>ALSA it shows this continously:
"tried but couldn't sync A/D/A"
Any idea?
br.
GARFF
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11-17-2007 #2
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Ok,
It was a problem in alsamixer: getting down the levels of Capture (in my case I have the columns called Capture) solves it.
To open alsamixer, go to the terminal and type "alsamixer".
GARFF
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11-17-2007 #3
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Ok,
It was a problem in alsamixer: getting down the levels of Capture (in my case I have three columns called Capture) solves it.
To open alsamixer, go to the terminal and type "alsamixer".
GARFF
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11-27-2007 #4
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One more: take care with the volume of the source (mp3 player, cd player, radio, etc). Try it taking volume to the lowest levels.