Recording audio

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Here we have a list of relevant Tickets that are open now:
 
Here we have a list of relevant Tickets that are open now:
  
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Revision as of 07:52, 23 February 2009

For the impatient

In order to record audio you need a special alsa state file and we provide a link to one that works below (SHA1:55888a699e969c5e2c4690e6aff47ccad7ad0f3d). It can be used to put the device into voice recording mode.

alsactl -f voip-handset.state restore
arecord -D hw -f cd  -v -t wav rec-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M).wav

With these commands you'll get a file in Waveform audio format (WAV) in the local directory.

Applications that record audio

In alphabetical order.

Information for developers

Mixer settings for voice recording: It is required that DAI Mode (alsa control number 50) is "DAI 2". As of Feb/23 "DAI 1" mode is broken. Not all the DAI modes work and people are working on this.

Here we have a list of relevant Tickets that are open now:

Personal tools

For the impatient

In order to record audio you need a special alsa state file and we provide a link to one that works below (SHA1:55888a699e969c5e2c4690e6aff47ccad7ad0f3d). It can be used to put the device into voice recording mode.

alsactl -f voip-handset.state restore
arecord -D hw -f cd  -v -t wav rec-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M).wav

With these commands you'll get a file in Waveform audio format (WAV) in the local directory.

Applications that record audio

In alphabetical order.

Information for developers

Mixer settings for voice recording: It is required that DAI Mode (alsa control number 50) is "DAI 2". As of Feb/23 "DAI 1" mode is broken. Not all the DAI modes work and people are working on this.

Here we have a list of relevant Tickets that are open now: