At 4:54 PM +0200 9/29/06, Faust Nijhuis wrote:
>Tim wrote:
>> On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 19:42 +0200, Faust Nijhuis wrote:
>>
>>> I have a problem with recording sound. It makes no difference how it
>>> is recorded, mythtv or just a microphone. When i play the recorded
>>> sound it sounds like a bad radio from 40 years ago. And there is
>>> irritating tone in it.
>>>
>>
>> That could be your hardware, some sound hardware is awful. But you
>> haven't told us what you have (including the motherboard model might be
>> worthwhile, as well), nor provided a sound sample.
>>
>The problem cannot be the hardware because before this problem it did
>function well
>for 2 years. And under knoppix (live dvd) the record sound is still good.
>
>Is it allowed to attach a sound sample?
>> Does it play other-recorded sounds fine?
>>
>No, all recorded sounds are bad.
In the past, on this list, some similar complaints were due to sample rate
problems. Search the list archives.
Cheap way to Google:
sample rate fedora-list
"Right" way:
sample rate site:www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-list
Note that I'm not sure what exactly to search for. Possible 48000 would be
good.
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