[linux-audio-user] Making Audio on Linux Just Work: (1) defining the goals

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On Monday 12 December 2005 16:47, Paul Davis was like:
> ?RECORDING
> ? ? ?
> ? ? ? ? ? - record from hardware inputs
> ???????? ? ? ?* use default audio interface
> ???????? ? ? ?* use other audio interface
> ???????? ? ? ?* specify which h/w input to use
> ???????? ? ? ?* control input gain
> ???????? ?- record from other application(s)
> ???????? ?- record from live (network-delivered) compressed audio
> ? ? ? ? ? ?????? ?streams

If, I understand correctly, you're talking to desktop designers, sound capable 
systems should have clear icons on the toolbar or wherever for sound mixer 
and simple record button as standard. I also find having a 'Restart Sound 
System' menu item rather useful at times.

Applications also need to give sensible error messages in the case that ALSA 
is un/misconfigured, prompting them to rerun alsaconf or whatever. I have 
found inclusion of the aadebug script immensely useful so put that as:
    - provide a standard interface for debugging/configuring the sound system
Or something like that.

I'd be interested to hear how this discussion goes. Keep us posted please.
-- 
cheers,

tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk/tim


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