Re: Sound-Recorder problems

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Erik P. Olsen wrote:

<>On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 18:01 -0500, David Curry wrote:

It seems I was reading what I wanted to see rather than what was said.
I was thinking that Erik Olsen, who also is unable to record sound, had
an FC2 system where he actually has an FC3 system "with AW320 sound card."


I have finally found a solution to my problem. It turned out to be a
question of having the correct capture settings in alsamixer. For my
card see the solution in


http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169441

This will probably be true for most other cards.



Erik, same question.  Care to share the name of your sound card driver?



Thanks for the report, Erik, and congrats on your success in getting gnome-sound-recorder working on your system!

I have tried several alsamixer settings, but have not realized any success thus far. Gnome-volume-control on my FC2 system seems a bit more involved than the mixer settings referenced in the bug #169441 report comments and trikes me as the mixer from hell. I'll give a few more settings a shot before trying the ATrpms that Steffen Kluge was kind enough to bring to our attention.

The sound chips in my system are on the mobo rather than on a detachable sound card. Gnome-volume-control displays slider and button settings on two tabs - one labeled VIA 8235 [Alsamixer] and one labeled Realtek ALC650E [OSS Mixer]. Alsamixer displays 33 sliders for 21 "functions" or channels, seven of which show record buttons. The OSS Mixer tab presents 18 sliders for 12 functions/channels, 8 of which have record buttons (on/off). If I ignore the OSS Mixer settings (mute them), I have no sound at all. Turning on all record options in both mixers does not work either.



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