My system is recording from a dsnoop device.
The output is a cd/wav file, 40 minutes long.
There are occasional errors:
overrun!!! (at least 1254345987.621 ms long)
My assumption is that the buffering is insufficient to catch all the
audio all the time.
Question 1, what does the number mean?
I am a little puzzled by the following error reported by arecord.
overrun!!! (at least -1601693626.382 ms long)
The record command is a line is a shell script:
nice -19 arecord -D $DEVICE -t wav -c 2 -f cd -d $TIME $OUT/$1 2>> $LOGS
$DEVICE is plug:dsnoop
$TIME is 2400
$OUT and $LOGS are local
I wish to record three continuous streams of audio plugged to soundcards
on a non-X Linux server.
The recordings should dat format files, nominally of 30 minutes length.
So far, so easy.
For ease of subsequent editing, there needs to be overlap of, say, 2
minutes between consecutive files.
S
I have a Fedora Core 6 system, which has no /etc/init.d/alsa file,
although it claims to have all the alsa rpms installed.
yum install alsa-base returns with "Nothing to do"
yum remove alsa-base returns "No Match for alsa-base"
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Thanks,
Andrew.
appen when the system is using WinXP.
Is there any documentation with the source code?
Do I need to install the entire kernel source tree to get to it?
Andrew Bryant.
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