Re: [orca-list] Tip on how to record your sound and a question

[Storm Dragon <stormdragon2976 gmail com>]

Hi,
Basically a shell script is just a quick short way to run a bunch of commands.  Take a look at the additions to your syntax below and just copy and paste it in gedit.  Save the file as something like record.sh.  Set its permissions to 700.  Just for reference:
chmod 700 record.sh


On Thu, 2008-08-21 at 23:31 +0200, Christian wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have found a way to record what is coming through my soundcard and I want to make this command a little simpler to type.
> This is done with Pulseaudio installed on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.
> In order to get this to work you'll need to have gstreamer-tools installed.
> sudo apt-get install gstreamer-tools
> Also, there are no line brakes in the example below.
> You also need to know your sound cards monitor.
> Here is what you type in a terminal:
> pactl list | grep monitor
> Here is the command I have to type each time I want to record in 44.1 KHz 32-bit wave:
#!/bin/bash
> gst-launch pulsesrc
> device=alsa_output.usb_device_d8c_c_noserial_if0_sound_card_0_alsa_playback_0.monitor ! queue ! audioconvert ! wavenc ! filesink location=out.wav
> exit 0
> There are other pipes that you can use as well.
> To stop the recording just press ctrl-c.
> But, how can i make some kind of shell script or simular that i just type rec or simular and it will do all this for me?
> Hope this is useful to someone!
> Many thanks,
> Christian
>
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