I've been doing a recording for a local theater. I downloaded the following
to get the job done:
mix2000 (bundled with Cinelerra; I believe you can get it by itself)
audacity
I had the exact same problem and fixed it with mix2000 except I was using a
line-in and had to deselect the mic input and select line, etc. Is the stuff
coming from your tape deck line out or mic out? I guess if you're hearing it
then it should be ok. Again, mix2000 fixed everything for me. Don't forget
about your input gain and output gain as well.
/mario
On Wednesday 05 March 2003 14:08, you wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I have a couple of audio cassettes I'd like to record as wav files and then
> convert to mp3. I can handle pretty much all of it except I cannot get the
> audio recorder to record under linux.
>
> I have a cassette player with a cable coming from the headphones to the mic
> in jack on the computer. I can hear the playback through the computer
> speakers and it is good and clear.
>
> I'm using RH8.0 KDE desktop and I'm attempting to use the default recorder
> GNOME Recorder 2.0. I opened up the mixer and confirmed that mic input is
> the proper source. (I confirmed that is the correct channel as I can change
> the volume level by moving the mic slider.) I have the record mic input
> option set too. I can play back wav files as I loaded the tada.wav and it
> played back on this tool just fine.
>
> However, after recording for a few seconds I attempt playback and I get
> nothing nada bupkus zip zilch.
>
> Any ideas?
> Russ W
>
>
>
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