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Methods to capture/record Flash audio | AVS Forum
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OBS Linux Basics: USB HDMI Audio Capture And …
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HDMI Audio. 1. If you’re capturing audio from another PC set the HDMI output in pavucontrol in the configuration tab to Digital Stereo. 2. Select Digital Stereo Input in the configuration tab on the PC with the USB HDMI capture device. 3. In OBS add a new Video Capture (V4L2) source. 4. Select your USB HDMI capture device from the dropdown menu.
how do i record audio from a flash file on a webpage ...
https://discourse.ardour.org/t/how-do-i-record-audio-from-a-flash-file-on-a-webpage/79041
Use wrapper software like jackasyn to start the browser to make flash (and all audio output from the browser) go to jackd. These wrappers a a bit fidgety and might not work at all. Run jackd capture only and use the mixer of the soundcard to capture what it plays back (=flash). This depends on your hardware a lot and might not work at all either.
HOw to capture streaming audio?
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/how-to-capture-streaming-audio-631536/
With Audacious you can stream to file using the "Disk Writer plugin" as the output plugin, in Amarok you can use the Output plugin "file", and IIRC, XMMS has a similar option. For anything that doesn’t have a url, you can use the method posted by mathewg42 and me.
linux-audio-user: Re: [linux-audio-user] [USB audio ...
http://lalists.stanford.edu/lau/2003/09/0029.html
Reply: Robert Jonsson: "Re: [linux-audio-user] [USB audio capture]: "standard" drivers, "mixers" and level controls" > > Would it be worth an ALSA or USB developer approaching M Audio > > offering to write such a firmware loader
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