Okay here is the thing, due to problems with alsa, I had to install OSS4.
I need to test wither or not I can record with it, and I've been having problems. I've tried using ossrecord on /dev/sdp and that didn't work. Skype reports a problem with audio output, i don't have a vent server to test it in, I can't use the sound recorder program from windows because its 64 bit and I have 32 bit wine, audacity lacks oss4 support, gnome sound recorder reports I don't have the right plugins installed.
I've been googling for hours trying to find a program that is OSS4 compatible and have found nothing.
What am I supposed to do to test this?
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How to record sound with OSS4
by venom104 on Mon May 14, 2012 4:01 pm
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Re: How to record sound with OSS4
by äxl on Sat May 19, 2012 8:31 pm
Have you tried PulseAudio?
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Re: How to record sound with OSS4
by venom104 on Wed May 23, 2012 8:15 pm
äxl wrote:Have you tried PulseAudio?
Actually I've uninstallled pulseaudio. I thought it was giving me issues, but it turned out to be alsa. Everything works fine without it (except sound recording of course), should I bother reinstalling it?
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