Hi everyone, I'm recording analogue video from a v4l2 device (EasyCap D60) - it works great with mplayer. Inside the device there is a syntek framegrabber but also a USB line in device which converts dual channel RCA sound to DSP on the same bus. Currently, I am using the command: mplayer tv:// driver=v4l2:width=640:height=640:fps=25:outfmt=rgb24:device=/dev/video0 To grab frames from the video device and pipe it to MPlayer which works great. I'm aware that MPlayer supports audio streams from a separate source, as a verified worked with -audiofile. Is there any way that I would be able to use the inbuilt USB microphone as an audio stream while playing along with the video? I did not see anything in the man pages about this. I have verified that the USB line in device works with the GNOME sound recorder (and I PulseAudio I have the USB microphone with the correct inputs set as the default recording device). I have already tried using :alsa:samplerate=128000 but that just produces no audio. I also tried adevice=/dev/*dsp* where *dsp* is each one of the dsp devices and that produces no audio as well. If anyone could come up with a unified command line that would be great. Hopefully such arguments would be similar in mencoder as well. -- Sam Spilsbury
