Ed <lau@xxxxxxxxxx>, on Sat Jan 24, 2004 [06:07:08 PM] said: > Hi LAU, > > OK, after 4 hours on this and enough Googling to break my keyboard, I > have to admit defeat. > > What I Want To Do: > > 1. Load a web page containing a Flash Film > 2. Play the Flash Film > 3. Record any sound the Flash Film delivers to a WAV file. > 4. Maybe post-process the WAV into Ogg, MP3, etc. > > What I Have (Hardware + Software): > > 1. SB Audigy > 2. Alsa kernel drivers, 1.0.0 RC2 > 3. Alsa libs, 1.0.0 RC2 > 4. Jack, compiled with the above Alsa libs > 5. Ecasound, compiled with the Alsa libs and Jack > > What works: > > 1. Sound from CD, System beeps, etc. works > > What doesn't work: > > 1. Alsa: arecord -f cd -o test.wav, when playing an Ogg file, e.g. > 2. Ecasound: ecasound -i:alsahw,0 -o test.wav, when playing an Ogg > file, e.g. > Hi; This worked for me: #> arecord -f cd -t wav -D hw:0 out.wav I was able to record a song played with mplayer, and also the sound from this amusing flash thing: (perhaps smacking the 'pinguin' will relieve some frustration;) http://www.meph.eu.org/ I believe mozilla was using esd. I had to toggle capture in alsamixer on both something labled 'Capture' and 'Mix'. Using a SB audioPCI 128. Paul set@xxxxxxxxx
