John W. Cocula wrote:
I have been a little shocked that absolutely no one has responded to my
questions regarding recording from mic inputs. I don't mean to complain;
I am very impressed with the tremendous accomplishment that ALSA
represents. But it's as if no one uses their microphone jacks at all, and
that capturing input is completely unimportant, compared to surround-sound
output, for example. I think, if this is the case, that voice-over-IP and
speech recognition will end up dead-on-arrival on Linux, which would be a
shame.
So, can everyone plug in a microphone, try to arecord something, try to
aplay it back, and report if it worked? I am particularly interested in
users of the intel8x0 driver.
If I still hear utter silence on the list, then I will know to just give
up completely and move along quietly.
Thanks in advance for your help,
John
I had no luck with the built-in chipset on my Shuttle box. Think
it's a VIA chipset. I couldn't get it to record with OSS (or whatever
is in stock RH9) either.
Going to try again sometime with a 2.6 kernel, but I'd also be interested
to hear if anyone has things working...
Thanks,
Ben
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