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Problem with dMC/Auxiliary Input under Linux
Recently I tried using dMC/Auxiliary input to record live audio under Linux using Wine. The software runs, but I get a tick-tick-tick sound in the background along with the music. The ticks are spaced exactly 100 ms apart.
I am using SuSE linux 9.1 with the latest version of Wine and dMC version 10. The computer is an IBM Thinkpad 240 laptop, 300MHz Celeron with 128M RAM. I am recording mono, sample rate 22050 Hz, converting to MP3 using LAME at 32 Kbit/second. The same laptop records perfectly using Windoze 98, but I was just trying to get rid of any and all Micro$oft software.
Anyone have any experience with Auxiliary Input under Linux/Wine? I'm thinking maybe I'm getting a buffer underrun when some periodic event happens in Linux. Is there any way to increase the buffer sizes in the LAME encoder and/or Auxiliary Input?
I am using SuSE linux 9.1 with the latest version of Wine and dMC version 10. The computer is an IBM Thinkpad 240 laptop, 300MHz Celeron with 128M RAM. I am recording mono, sample rate 22050 Hz, converting to MP3 using LAME at 32 Kbit/second. The same laptop records perfectly using Windoze 98, but I was just trying to get rid of any and all Micro$oft software.
Anyone have any experience with Auxiliary Input under Linux/Wine? I'm thinking maybe I'm getting a buffer underrun when some periodic event happens in Linux. Is there any way to increase the buffer sizes in the LAME encoder and/or Auxiliary Input?
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