Loopback device appears to be my solution. great... it's exactly what I
need (appears)
beacause I got 2 applications, one sending audio to the default audio device
and another that need that audio to read. But a new confusion come to my
head...
The first application is sending the audio
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> Subject: [Alsa-user] Send a *.wav into a input device
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On 05-11-07 02:16, Carlos Hernandez wrote:
> I'm sorry. I will try to say it again...
>
> sure you know Mp4live, the live encoder and broadcaster from the MPEG4IP
> project. Mp4live only can read audio from OSS or ALSA devices... I got
> one "file.wav" pcm 16 bits, 44100 hz stereo, I want to
I'm sorry. I will try to say it again...
sure you know Mp4live, the live encoder and broadcaster from the MPEG4IP
project. Mp4live only can read audio from OSS or ALSA devices... I got one
"file.wav" pcm 16 bits, 44100 hz stereo, I want to send the audio from
this file to mp4live.
The question
Hello,
Am Sonntag, 4. November 2007 07:45:49 schrieb Bill Unruh:
> On Sun, 4 Nov 2007, Carlos Hernandez wrote:
> > I was looking for this everywhere to find a solution... no luck... Hope u
> > can help me..
> >
> > I got an application that only can read audio from an ALSA input device
> > (like a
On Sun, 4 Nov 2007, Carlos Hernandez wrote:
> I was looking for this everywhere to find a solution... no luck... Hope u
> can help me..
>
> I got an application that only can read audio from an ALSA input device
> (like a mic input in a sound card commonly), but the problem I have is that
> the au
I was looking for this everywhere to find a solution... no luck... Hope u
can help me..
I got an application that only can read audio from an ALSA input device
(like a mic input in a sound card commonly), but the problem I have is that
the audio I got is in a raw .wav file. it's possible to use so
