cheese audio quality settings
- From: <kamillenteebeuteltee smart-mail de>
- To: <cheese-list gnome org>
- Subject: cheese audio quality settings
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2017 09:31:37 +0100
Hello,
I like cheese very much for simple recording teaching videos via webcam Logitech
conference Cam/Steinberg UR22 plus several microphones (48V)/P9300 processor,
ssd / Mint.
In particular the low latency and the ease of function is great.
There is one problem/question:
How to change the quality of the audio-stream, eg. the audio bitrate
(and maybe bitdepth)?
I understand it is 80/16bit now. Is there an option to change that to 128
or 192, and to mono/mono to both channels/stereo and 8 / 16 / 24 bit?
I understand the basic settings are done in the audio-processing of the system,
with my MINT-system it is pulse-audio, but this is just about the signal,
not the recording-quality.
So it would be great if there would be an option to change that in a config-file
or in some settings-Tab. (Or to mention a how-to in help-files)
Since the audio-stream is much smaller than the video, firing better
audio-quality to the recorded file should not be too resources-hungry.
It might even be worth to just record the technical output of the
sound-card (usually 16 or 24 bit, 192 kbit/s) without any processing
(except gain)) to the recorded file.
Anyway, thank you for all of your effort.
Yours sincerely,
Mat
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