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List:       kde-user
Subject:    kmix recording sources
From:       "Paul W. Abrahams" <abrahams () valinet ! com>
Date:       1999-03-30 21:29:24
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Chris Campbell wrote:

List:     kde-user
Subject:  Re: What are the kmix icons?
From:     "Chris Campbell \(Tech33\)" <tech33@wans.net>
Date:     1999-03-27 2:24:46
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If you hold your mouse over a slider, it's supposed to show you a
ToolTip,
which names the section. If this doesn't work, I'll reboot into KDE in a

minute, and look them up for you. Current Record Source should be
whatever
source you are using to record from at the moment, be it line in, mic,
CD,
or whatever. I don't know if Kmix can actually mix input sources
together.
Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul W. Abrahams <abrahams@valinet.com>
To: KDE User List <kde-user@lists.netcentral.net>
Date: Friday, March 26, 1999 7:36 PM
Subject: What are the kmix icons?


>I'm interested in using the kmix application for sound mixing.  The
kmix
>window shows icons for different devices, but doesn't label them with
>text.  The help file doesn't say which sound source corresponds with
>which icon, either.   Can someone decode the icons for me?
>
>Also, the helpfile refers to the "current record source".  What is
meant
>by that?  I'm puzzled since it would seem that kmix can receive inputs
>from several sources at once.

I've tried kmix, and if I have several sources active, it is able to
play them simultaneously (creating aural chaos, usually).    So the
question remains: what is the function of the recording source?

I'm also puzzled as to what the function of the speaker slider is, and
how it relates to the volume slider.   When I move it, I can't detect
that it makes any difference.

Paul


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