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I'm trying to Record Video from a v4linux2 capture card, but the sound must come from a different audio card, a delta 1010lt, I'm able to record video but fail to indicate the alsa device... I can record audio using mrecord but not with mencoder, does anyone have the propoer sintaxis for specifying alsa devices on mencoder command line? the audio source its connected to inputs 3,4 of the 10 input channel card... so it is not as simple has specifying something like alsa:adevic:hw:0,1
Thank you for your post, using the .asoundrc file I was able to create an alias for Delta Inputs 3,4 then use the alias with the 'arecord' utility, and it works! but mencoder would not recognize that alias on the 'alsa:adevice' parameter, I can see patchbay is a GUI application, I'm trying to setup a box with no gui, I've never try Jackd, although it seems like a usefull tool for routing devices... any way I kind of resolved... now, I record video with mencoder, then at the same time I record audio with 'arecord', then I do a 'avimerge' to get the final video from the .avi and the .mp3 files, all within some scripts so It is kind of automated, I thought I would get out of sync A/V, but surprinsingly no, audio and video match almost perfectly on the final merged avi file, so it did the trick for me.
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