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2011-04-06
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Originally Posted by talkMAEMOnik
Hiz, how can I perform that using windows? any step by step lit guide pls in order to follow (starting from the scratch), TIA
That's what I was looking for. It's much simpler than I thought.
I have tiped in Xterminal of N900:
sudo arecord | aplay
then it works as i expected for (N900's mini-jack 3,5 to PC's mini-jack 3,5 = PC with microfone)
But, does it waste the space in internal memory of N900 and should i delete recorded file\files from there after?
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2011-04-14
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Originally Posted by Arrancamos
This should work on any computer with a 3.5mm input as all the work is done on the n900s side.
Hiz, how can I perform that using windows? any step by step lit guide pls in order to follow (starting from the scratch), TIA
How would you get the n900 to stop transferring the microphone noise to the 3.5mm output?
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2011-04-14
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Originally Posted by jackdoor
If you've used a terminal to start the process it should still be running in that terminal. You should send a CTRL+c to quit it.
How would you get the n900 to stop transferring the microphone noise to the 3.5mm output?
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2011-12-14
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there is a way to kill process with comand line?
i tried killall gst-launch an the answer was no process killed
i tried also by killing pin an with root and sudo gainroot but always no process killed...
You have some idea why?
i tried killall gst-launch an the answer was no process killed
i tried also by killing pin an with root and sudo gainroot but always no process killed...
You have some idea why?
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2011-12-14
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The correct name of the gst-launch process is "gst-launch-0.10".
So, killall gst-launch-0.10 should do the trick.
So, killall gst-launch-0.10 should do the trick.
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2011-12-14
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no it doesn't.
tried now and there is no answer in terminal..
tried also in a new terminal window but it doesn't kill the process.
i don't have idea of what should be wrong
i've tried the trick also on my linux netbook.... it doesn't work the same... thers something we don't know about gst-launch?
i tried also with this pkill -kill gst-launch but it still doesn't kill the process.
i'm going crazy. i can't belive that the only way to stop
gst-launc ... is by ctrl+c
Last edited by quanz; 2011-12-15 at 16:33.
tried now and there is no answer in terminal..
tried also in a new terminal window but it doesn't kill the process.
i don't have idea of what should be wrong
i've tried the trick also on my linux netbook.... it doesn't work the same... thers something we don't know about gst-launch?
i tried also with this pkill -kill gst-launch but it still doesn't kill the process.
i'm going crazy. i can't belive that the only way to stop
gst-launc ... is by ctrl+c
Last edited by quanz; 2011-12-15 at 16:33.
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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by mr id
This is fu*king awesome when combined with the FM-Transmitter. I now have my own live pirate radio station.
If you have gst-launch installed on the n900 (in the gstreamer-tools package), once you've ssh'ed in you can:
will send the input (mic) to the output (speakers or line out).Code:gst-launch autoaudiosrc ! autoaudiosink
you can make far more complex pipelines than this but this should provide a proof of concept for you.
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I image arecord | aplay could be tuned to give a good output. Looking at 'arecord --help' suggests you can have a lot of control - as with gstreamer.
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