Problem recording sound with Audacity 1.2
Hello. I've installed Audacity 1.2 and I've got sound working properly on my system.
I have NVIDIA NForce2 Soundstorm (on-board) sound on my A7N8X-E motherboard and I can listen to the music through the speakers when I connect my music system to my Line-in jack. However when I record music, Audacity produces all kinds of strange sounds. I have correctly set the input to Line-in. I have installed the NFORCE_AUDIO drivers from the NVidia website. Do you think that this driver is causing problems with Audacity? How do I get recording to work correctly from within Linux? Note: I can record music perfectly when I am working in Windows. |
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This seems to be a problem specific to Audacity 1.2. I could record sounds properly using Gnome's Sound Recorder utility. But I need a more powerful tool than Sound Recorder.
Anybody with any suggestions? |
The only thing I can think of is maybe check your mixer to see that your levels are not maxed out. I don't know anything beyond that.
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Well, GNome's sound recorder utility works fine. But I need the added power of being able to edit the sound clips. Any other sound recording utility in Linux that uses OSS?
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Problem solved! It seems that Audacity has problems with NForce chipset sound drivers (with the nvsound module loaded).
I reconfigured the system to work with the generic sound drivers now and it works. |
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