On Friday 07 March 2025 02:53:03 deloptes via tde-users wrote:
William Morder via tde-users wrote:
I changed the the heading of this thread, since this no longer concerns
Audacity, but rather krec (that is, krec-trinity), which is thus an on-topic
topic. Or maybe I hijacked this off-topic topic, to make it on-topic?
:-}
This is strange, because I have not done any special
settings. I plug in
the mic (USB) it gets recognized and then I start krec. Then
1. you press the "new" file icon and the record button turns from grey to
red
2. press the record button (which is now red)
3. press the X button when you want to finish recording
you get prompted for filename
4. done
Note: the produced file is with extention .krec and is a gzip with raw
audio in 16bit little endian, 44100, stereo, so you can do
zcat /tmp/test.krec | aplay -fcd
to play it
BR
Okay, so I went back into krec, gave it another try. I thought I was already
doing pretty much what you said above in those steps, but the end result is
the same.
I don't actually see a new file icon, for what it's worth, but that choice is
available in the menu under File (or by Ctrl-N). When I do that, I see a
change at the top (beneath toolbars) to "file with no name", and when I look
in the menu under Play, I see a red button for Record (or just use Ctrl-R);
also there is a red button for record on my toolbar.
There is no button for Stop that I can see, and nothing appears in the menus.
There is an X in the toolbar, but that seems to mean just Close. When I hit
it, I am told that the document has been modified, and asked if I want to
save or discard it. Also, at the extreme lower right corner, there is a kind
of counter or meter which is active, suggesting that I am recording
something, or that krec wants me to believe that I am recording something;
there are numbers showing Position and Size, which appear to be in minutes,
seconds, maybe milliseconds or frames. Also, at the extreme upper left, there
is a thin bar which on my machine appears to be purplish, and which I imagine
to be some kind of graphic progress bar. Again, nothing happens: the think
purplish bar remains the same.
When I try to save the file, or export it to wav format, I get empty files of
a few kilobytes.
I cannot show you some of this, because ksnapshot disappears when I do
anything with an active window, but here is a screenshot of my krec, which
tells me that it is currently recording. See attachment.
Bill