Hi!
Copy ecasound. Here a bit more useable usage:
ecasound -c -i jack_alsa -o foo.wav
You can exchange input and output here for playback. "jack_alsa" will use
the first inputs it finds (system:capture_1, system:capture_2,...), same goes
for playback.
If you need more control:
ecasound -c -i jack -o foo.wav
Again launches ecasound interactively. BEWARE: First command to type in:
ecasound ('h' for help)> engine-launch
Now jack_lsp (or your favourite tool to see/connect ports will list:
ecasound:in_1
ecasound:in_2
and now they are connectable. If you omit the "engine-launch", ports maybe
shown, but you can't connect them.
For recording from other apps (i.e. ZynAddSubFX) try something like:
ecasound -c -i jack_auto,ZynAddSubFX -o foo.wav
will automagically connect to ZynAddSubFX's ports.
HTH.
Kindest regards
Julien
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