Files recorded with mhWaveEdit don't make a sound
Files recorded with mhWaveEdit don't make a sound
I used mhWaveEdit to record, but there is no sound when I play it back.
My speakers and microphone work.
My speakers and microphone work.
I wish I would have read this beforefixit wrote:Thanks gentlemen.
I may need to go back to Windows.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions ... ost5178457
and
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/other- ... post951335
So, alrighty then.
So are you still looking for help?fixit wrote:The above was a joke.
In what format did you record the files? WAV? MP3?
Were you recording through a mic? During recording, did the the needle in the volume meter move?
If you load a file back into mhWaveEdit, does it appear to contain audio or is it just a flat line?
I recorded as a wav.rcrsn51 wrote:So are you still looking for help?fixit wrote:The above was a joke.
In what format did you record the files? WAV? MP3?
Were you recording through a mic? During recording, did the the needle in the volume meter move?
If you load a file back into mhWaveEdit, does it appear to contain audio or is it just a flat line?
Volume meter did not move.
Playback was a flat line.
sound card
Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
Attached pic of alsamixer settings that work.
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Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
Attached pic of alsamixer settings that work.
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If your computer is a laptop, that would explain the feedback problem you're having. Sound is conducted from the built-in speakers to the built-in microphone by the laptop's hard case, to which the speakers and microphone are both mounted. One solution might be to use external speakers or an external microphone, whichever is handiest. (Assuming that using an external microphone would disconnect the built-in one.) Another would be to turn down the speaker volume while recording and use mhWaveEdit's built-in VU meters to set the microphone or line-in level.