This question may well have a very simple answer, but I'm new to Ubuntu (& Linux in general). What I'd like to know is how I go about recording my "speaker audio" with Audacity. Are there any special settings I need to look out for?
Brian
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Getting Audacity to work with Ubuntu...
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Re: Getting Audacity to work with Ubuntu...
There's a tutorial for Ubuntu 10 here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Stere ... _Ubuntu_10
It should be pretty much the same for more recent versions of Ubuntu.
It should be pretty much the same for more recent versions of Ubuntu.
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Re: Getting Audacity to work with Ubuntu...
Thanks for the advice Steve... I'll give it a shot tonight.
Brian
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