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Mic loopback ubuntu – hear my sound through speakers – Mozinc
https://mozinc.wordpress.com/2017/07/06/mic-loopback-ubuntu-hear-my-sound-through-speakers/#:~:text=Do%20this%20by%20running%20the%20following%20command%3A%20pactl,one%29%20should%20loopback%20into%20the%20built-in%20analog%20stereo
USB Audio Device Loopback Through Speakers - Ask …
https://askubuntu.com/questions/19894/usb-audio-device-loopback-through-speakers
Additional info from matto1990: You only need to do this if you want to loopback from a device other than the microphone or line in (the default ones). Go to software center and install "PulseAudio Volume Control". Open it up and go to the recording tab. …
Mic loopback ubuntu – hear my sound through speakers – Mozinc
https://mozinc.wordpress.com/2017/07/06/mic-loopback-ubuntu-hear-my-sound-through-speakers/
Here is a solution that I’ve tested with Pulse Audio on Ubuntu 12.04. Install PulseAudio Volume Control ( pavucontrol) Now we will route your microphone to your speakers. Do this by running the following command: pactl load-module module-loopback latency_msec=1
record_system_sound - Ubuntu Wiki
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/record_system_sound
Audio Loopback Recording With PulseAudio It is possible in Ubuntu, and other Linux distributions that use pulseaudio, to redirect sound that is played to a virtual input device.
TheSalarKhan/Linux-Audio-Loopback-Device - GitHub
https://github.com/TheSalarKhan/Linux-Audio-Loopback-Device
To make a loopback device we will first need to load the ALSA loopback module. We can do that by: sudo modprobe snd-aloop The following command will give us the list of available playback device - output devices like the speaker that are writable.
Can I setup a loopback audio device? - Unix & Linux Stack ...
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/12541/can-i-setup-a-loopback-audio-device
If I can send audio to the output devices, then I can record the same audio as a wave. With filesystems, you can just setup a loopback filesystem and write binary data on a file instead of a device. My question is: Can I send the audio signal to a (for instance) WAV file instead of my audio devices? How?
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