--- Stephan André Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Look at the file /etc/.aumixrc (or > /home/xx/.aumixrc). Look if there is a > line like > > line:100:100:R > > The "R" at the end is important. It means, that you > are capable of > recording the signal which comes through the > line-in. You can also run > "aumix", mark "line" and then press "space" to > select P for Play or R for > record. > I have looked hours for this after I recorded sound > through the line in > and then noticed that it contains no sound. Aaargh! > The default RH > settings in the /etc/.aumixrc seems to be now "P" > for the line in. It has > changed from the versions ago. I really do not know > why. > Stephen, Thank you for your suggestions. I tried all of them but still no luck. I think you're on the right track, though. It definitely is an issue with the line-in not being recorded. I can record from the line-in in windows with the same setup, so the hardware is set up ok.
Any other places I need to check to make sure that the line-in can be captured? Thanks for all the help. Charles __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
