Martin McCormick wrote:
> mplayer -quiet -rawaudio samplesize=1:channels=1:rate=8000 -demuxer
> rawaudio \ /tmp/
This was interesting experiment, but I don't hear such a thing.
what do you see in ratio (see below) from mplayer
for me it's ratio: 8000->8000
uname -a
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Tzafrir Cohen writes:
> In the worst case, convert it to a wav file:
>
> sox -r8000 -u -c1 -8 streamfile file.wav
That definitely does work. Thanks.
It turned out I was reading the wrong part of the man
page so searches for what one might think works turned up
nothing. It turns
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 10:09:19AM -0500, Martin McCormick wrote:
> If one produces a raw PCM dump of /dev/dsp such as
> $ cat /dev/dsp >streamfile
>
> The result is an unsigned 8-bit 8-KHZ audio dump captured in
> streamfile. If I cat streamfile >/dev/dsp, it plays so I know
> that works. Has an
If one produces a raw PCM dump of /dev/dsp such as
$ cat /dev/dsp >streamfile
The result is an unsigned 8-bit 8-KHZ audio dump captured in
streamfile. If I cat streamfile >/dev/dsp, it plays so I know
that works. Has anybody successfully played such an unsigned
stream in mplayer? It would be nice
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