Yes, I heard your sample and it is quite similar.
I think our best shot in the short term is to find how to reset the sound
chip. I noticed that after loading the kernel modules the first run is
allways ok. So if you could reset the chip just before it would do the job.
I've found a subroutine in
On 12-03-08 18:02, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Can you post a .wav recording of the sound to a url somewhere.
> We then might be able to tell what is wrong.
Did you see my post of such?
http://members.home.nl/rene.herman/cs4624-bad-capture.wav
> My first idea is that the sound card is feedin
Hi
Thank you for the link, I've learned quite a lot from it, but more or less
I've tried all the tricks there - no results.
Any other ideas?
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 5:18 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 9:27 AM, Gadi Oron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Sadly, I've alre
Hi again James
> What recording application are you using? I've had issues where audacity
> would give me that metalic sound and ardour+jackd would not.
> And vice versa. Depending on versions and whatnot.
I am writing a software that does some simple recording, but I debug this
issue using a s
Hi,
I've sent you a sample where I recorded myself saying 1-2-3...
You should get it by email from yousendit.com, but it can also be accessed
through:
http://download.yousendit.com/131D402A36DD84AA
Concerning the alsamixer hypothesis - I am quite doubtful since I've played
quite a lot with it.
On 11/03/2008, Gadi Oron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I ran over a lot of Internet search and could not find any clue to this
> issue.
>
> I am trying to record sound on an old Thinkpad T22 that uses the cs46xx
> sound driver.
>
> Each time you start to record you have a 10% chance
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 9:27 AM, Gadi Oron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sadly, I've already tried all of these to no avail.
>
> The only thing I can't do is to have the soundcard have it's own IRQ - I
> allways get "yenta" together with it.
>
> Someone knows how to disable it or change it's IRQ?
>
On 11-03-08 08:24, Gadi Oron wrote:
> I am trying to record sound on an old Thinkpad T22 that uses the cs46xx
> sound driver.
>
> Each time you start to record you have a 10% chance of having the
> recording completely distorted and having a metallic sound. When you
> look at the waveform it l
> Sadly, I've already tried all of these to no avail.
What recording application are you using? I've had issues where audacity would
give me that metalic sound and ardour+jackd would not. And vice versa.
Depending on versions and whatnot.
Beyond that I really can't offer any more insight w
Hi James, thank you for the reply.
>> Each time you start to record you have a
>> 10% chance of having the recording completely
>> distorted and having a metallic sound.
>
> I know that sound. And it is quite ugly. On my snd-hda-intel
board(nVidia MCP61), I have to increase the number of periods
> Each time you start to record you have a
> 10% chance of having the recording completely
> distorted and having a metallic sound.
I know that sound. And it is quite ugly. On my snd-hda-intel board(nVidia
MCP61), I have to increase the number of periods to overcome this sound.
default of 2 i
Hi everyone,
I ran over a lot of Internet search and could not find any clue to this
issue.
I am trying to record sound on an old Thinkpad T22 that uses the cs46xx
sound driver.
Each time you start to record you have a 10% chance of having the recording
completely distorted and having a metallic
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