[HLUG] Audio from Capture Card to Sound Card

Fri Sep 5 15:33:49 UTC 2008

Thanks for this suggestion Matt! - It has also been suggested to me by another, although 'internally' with the (supplied) cable with small multi-blocks at each end (I'm not sure what the correct terminology is for these) - I presume you mean with a cable with stereo mini-jacks at each end, externally? - I'll try both, but I'm still puzzled why this should be necessary, when it isn't with the supplied software which runs in Windoze? ... Perhaps 'tvtime' would benefit from an 'upgrade', or needs the appropriate Linux drivers? ... 

I've put Myth onto the 'backburner' for a while ... For when I'm feeling very patient ... Seems to be a problem with the 'backend' (wouldn't it be?! :lol:) when I try ... 

'Tis a pity that a fully functional application to configure capture cards automatically at install isn't available yet with any Linux distro, as far as I know ... Multi-media never was my technical 'niche' - Seems as though it has to be with Linux for the moment ... Most new desktops come with capture cards these dayz ...

Chris.
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> 2008/9/4 Morven Lewis-Everley :
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>> I don't know your set up, but for me I had to run the audio jacks into a 3.5
>> mm jack on the capture card then another wire out to the line in on the
>> sound card to get any audio.
>>
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> I was going to suggest the same thing :) What capture card are you using?
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> Also, where did you stumble with myth?
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> 2008/9/4 Christopher Evans :
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>> Mint works fine with nVidia graphics cards 6200 series - especially if you want to use a wide-screen monitor ... Not so good with TV-viewing applications though - I've tried and failed with: MythTV, Mythbuntu, FreeVO & tvtime :(
> 
> Until it blew it's caps last week i was happily using a 6200 with tv
> out for myth. Now i'm stuck with an old radeon 9200 until i can get a
> better card :( Note to self, don't buy cheapie cards off ebay ever
> ever ever again.
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> Stick with the nvidia proprietary driver instead of the one bundled
> with X and you won't go far wrong.
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> Cheers
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> I have a 9600 somewhere, and didn't used to have much problem with it.
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> You can pick an nvidia 7 series up for about ?15 - ?20 quid these days off
> sites like micro direct and ebuyer. Barely worth using ebay (Plus you dont
> have to worry about Paypals lack of service) :)
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> On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 4:56 PM, matt stone  wrote:
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>> 2008/9/4 Christopher Evans :
>>>
>>> Mint works fine with nVidia graphics cards 6200 series - especially if
>> you want to use a wide-screen monitor ... Not so good with TV-viewing
>> applications though - I've tried and failed with: MythTV, Mythbuntu, FreeVO
>> & tvtime :(
>>
>> Until it blew it's caps last week i was happily using a 6200 with tv
>> out for myth. Now i'm stuck with an old radeon 9200 until i can get a
>> better card :( Note to self, don't buy cheapie cards off ebay ever
>> ever ever again.
>>
>> Stick with the nvidia proprietary driver instead of the one bundled
>> with X and you won't go far wrong.
>>
>> Cheers
>> Matt
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