Thanks! Works like a charm!
Marshal
>>>>> "Brian" == Brian Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Keep in mind that it's been a little while since I did it,
Brian> but here's what I remember.
Brian> Step 1: make sure that USB audio is available to the
Brian> kernel, probably as a module. (I'm assuming your webcam is
Brian> USB. I'm also assuming it registers itself as an audio
Brian> device, which may be completely wrong.)
Brian> Step 2: check your audio mixer of choice (I use gmix) to
Brian> see if your audio device is being recognized. gmix
Brian> displayed a new tab for me, something like "USB Audio Class
Brian> Device".
Brian> Step 3: Use the following command: rec -d /dev/dsp1 -r
Brian> 44100 myrecording.wav
Brian> /dev/dsp1 is the second audio device (after builtin,
Brian> /dev/dsp).
Brian> 44100 is, IIRC, CD-quality sound, and also (I think) the
Brian> max supported by the iMic.
Brian> I would presume that a more comprehensive audio recording
Brian> program would also find success with those bitrate and
Brian> device settings. You may have to play around with the
Brian> bitrate to get something acceptable.
Brian> Also, note that I was using OSS. I haven't managed to get
Brian> ALSA to do much for me.
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