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Thank you very much for the review I think I'm going to order one for myself too... I hope they ship to Portugal...

Edit: looks like there's several sellers selling this on the amazon market, do you know which one you got it from?

I was just thinking about my last post... and it might contain the answer to my problem... While testing ALSA on your request I found that audacity crashes when selecting ALSA: default, so what probably is happening is that when it fails to open the device in the config file it will probably default...

You might be interested in jack_capture. Description take from Debian's package jack-capture (at the moment only available in sid/unstable): Description: program for recording soundfiles with jack With this program you can record any sound which is played via jack. . jack_capture allow you record to...

I just compiled the svn version (with wxwidgets 2.8.10.1 from debian's rep.). I see no different behaviour from 1.3.12-beta in debian's rep. Regarding my problem it still fails to start when it can't find the playing/recording devices. BTW, can you help me testing this one too? Please edit your ~/.a...

steve, which wxwidgets version do you recommend? Should the 2.8.10.1 be fine?

that's a great explanation, thanks =) it just seems backwards =) when you think of speakers you think of output and mic you think of input, not the other way around, but i'll trust you on this one =) i guess i've never noticed this in qjackctl before... Imagine a traditional analogic hifi system wh...

stevethefiddle wrote:Have you tried the current SVN code?

No.

Should I?

In my system (Debian squeeze/testing and debian's audacity package version 1.3.12-6), when I open a file it goes to the last directory from with I last opened a file from. As for export the behaviour is the same, goes to the directory to where I last exported a file to. As I am concerned, this is th...

Looking forward for your review

yes, jack is selected. and "Recording > system" records the mic, not the system output. seems like a bug to me. That is the expected behaviour in a normal system... Do you have qjackctl installed on your system? If not install it and open it, it will help you to see the architecture of ja...