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Everything Else => Zaurus Distro Support and Discussion => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => Angstrom & OpenZaurus => Topic started by: grog on January 17, 2005, 10:03:23 pm
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Hi all. So if my searches are accurate, it doesn't seem that anybody's been able to be able to record anything in OZ 3.5.2 yet. Am I correct, or would somebody care to enlighten me?
I've tried opie-recorder, which seems to just record static, & opie-vmemo, which I can't seem to get to do much of anything.
thanks
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Hi all. So if my searches are accurate, it doesn't seem that anybody's been able to be able to record anything in OZ 3.5.2 yet. Am I correct, or would somebody care to enlighten me?
I've tried opie-recorder, which seems to just record static, & opie-vmemo, which I can't seem to get to do much of anything.
thanks
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I have a 5600 running 3.5.2 and have had some success with Opie Recorder. The wierd thing is that if I try to immediately record something, all it does is record noise.
However, if I go to Options and unselect Wave Compression and then re-select it, recording seems to work just fine. I think I get the same results if I click on Stereo as well, but it has been a while since I tried it. I use 11 KHz mono going to my SD card.
Does this work for you?
Radioz
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I have a 5600 running 3.5.2 and have had some success with Opie Recorder. The wierd thing is that if I try to immediately record something, all it does is record noise.
However, if I go to Options and unselect Wave Compression and then re-select it, recording seems to work just fine. I think I get the same results if I click on Stereo as well, but it has been a while since I tried it. I use 11 KHz mono going to my SD card.
Does this work for you?
hmm. this is interesting. i will look into it.
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However, if I go to Options and unselect Wave Compression and then re-select it, recording seems to work just fine. I think I get the same results if I click on Stereo as well, but it has been a while since I tried it. I use 11 KHz mono going to my SD card.
Yes it does. Cool. Although another thing I noticed. I can start the recording by clicking the record button, but it will only save the file when I either let it finish (time out) on it's own or I hit the play (not the record) button to stop it. If I hit the record button to stop it, it doesn't save the file.
Thanks radioz.
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My Opie sound recorder works OK as long as I select one of the time-limited options, but if I select unlimited it records about 1/4 second of noise then stops.