I'm a bit tech illiterate. Would someone help me use this? It's a program for copying audio output to clipboard. I need it to record audio for my own language learning purposes.
https://github.com/JayXT/RecordAudioOutput
#Using RecordAudioOutput
vapid skiff
here's what i've tried so far. i've already set the device monitor
deviceMonitor="alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1b.0.analog-stereo.monitor"
here's the output of the device display command thingy recommended in the script, fwiw
name: <alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1b.0.analog-stereo>
analog-output-speaker: Speakers (priority 10000, latency offset 0 usec, available: no)
then i set the key shortcut in the keyboard settings. for reasons, i need to use shift+alt+A instead of the recommended super+a
what errors am i experiencing? well, the audio doesn't get copied to my clipboard, nor does any sort of file seem to get created to my downloads folder.
let's try replacing the folder.
nope that didn't work either
dawn plume
let's try replacing the folder.
``` filename="/home/vinicius/Downloads/sound...
that's all too hard
For the Audio-Recorder program that allows both either stereo-mix and/or microphone input as recording sources:
Add the following as a new PPA in Mint's SOFTWARE SOURCES (found in Control Panel)
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/audio-recorder/ppa/ubuntu jammy main
and
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/audio-recorder/ppa/ubuntu jammy main
This will allow you to install the program 'audio-recorder' from within Synaptic Package Manager (after reloading source cache in it), or APT in terminal (after a sudo apt update)
- audio-recorder is a super simple GUI program that can record what ever internal audio gets sent to your speakers (aka the stereo-mix output), and save a file when you press stop
dawn plume
ALTERNATE INSTALL> If you don't want to add the latest PPA as above, get the built package as a deb file from the team here:
dawn plume
sample of how it looks once installed
features:
- good quality record to wav, FLAC, mp3, mp2, OGG
- always on top mode (additional settings)
- user-defined source (monitor plus mic, etc)
- small size
- start on login option
- settable record timer
- one click record
vapid skiff
- audio-recorder is a super simple GUI program that can record what ever interna...
but it saves as a file, it doesn't save to clipboard
dawn plume
but it saves as a file, it doesn't save to clipboard
yes. default save folder is ~/Audio/
if u need to paste raw audio somehwere, then use Audacity to open the file, then CTRL-A to select all, CTRL-C to copy all to clipboard
vapid skiff
i needed to record audio from netflix and youtube and such
it's gonna be too much of a hassle for me to download it then edit it in audacity
dawn plume
it would work perfectly for those things. What good is it if it's only in the volatile clipboard?
u get a perfectly playable file as is u dont NEED to use audacity.
I just said audacity in case u have to copy to clipboard.
vapid skiff
it would work perfectly for those things. What good is it if it's only in the vo...
well if i have it in my clipboard i can paste it into my anki cards
dawn plume
u can paste raw audio digital waveform into anki cards?
what sorcery is this, @vapid skiff ?
vapid skiff
i'm not too sure about it either
i've heard somewhere that it's possible to do it
anyway imma sleep, see you tomorrow
dawn plume
ok bye
vapid skiff
im back
vapid skiff
nope.
recording audio to a file and then adding that file to my anki cards is going to take forever
esp for what i need to record audio for (sentence mining during immersion)