leslie.polzer@xxxxxxx wrote: > I can route the Line-In through, but I can't seem to get any capture off > it. > > Changing mixer controls didn't help a bit. > > Any ideas or experiences with this card? > > Leslie I had a SBLive! until I blew the card with too high a level while trying to work out how to record Line-In. I now have the SB Audigy 2 ZS internal. Uses the same driver as the Live!. 1. Using Alsamixer, press the F5 key to see ALL the controls (check the View: line at the top) 2. Turn on the Line control. I set the volume level at 94. 3. Go down to the Analog M control. I set the volume level to 96. (This may not actually be a requirement, but I do it anyway.) 4. Go right beside it to the Analog M Capture control (this is probably the control you are not setting. Without this on, you're not going to get any input from the Line-In hardware jack. I also think it would be needed if you trying to record the Audio CD input, depending on which type of input you are using: analog or digital). I set the volume level at 94. You can record the Line-In jack now. I turn off the PCM Capture control if I'm only recording Line-In. You could leave it on to capture PCM sounds, like your audio software playing a song while you record vocals to it with the Line-In. I think that's what the Analog Mixer is for, being able to mix various inputs at the same time, and Analog Mixer Capture will let you record it. But for Line-In, the PCM is not being used and you *have* to use Analog Mixer Capture. Hope this helps, Stephen. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
