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pulseaudio device name #7
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In short: Does your ffmpeg has support for alsa demuxer (for example, does your ffmpeg is compiled with The long story: The goal of the
The If your ffmpeg has support for alsa demuxer, the best you can currently do in this case is to configure/set the default pulseaudio input source elsewhere and use the special value In my experience, alsa in ffmpeg seems to work much better and to cause less problems than pulseaudio (as yourself described when using |
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screencast is detecting that your ffmpeg has alsa support, since it's not using the pulseaudio fallback interface. Can you please post the output of Also, the log shows that your using an output source as input. |
I have both
arecord
andpactl
installed. I'm using pulseaudio.pactl list sources
gives a lot of data that I'm not sure what the name for-i
should be like. Long name likealsa_output.pci-000_00_00.1.hdmi- stereo.monitor
do not work, neither0
,1
,pulse-0
orpulse:0
.pulse
alone is accepted but then no audio is recorded.ffmpeg
-f x11grab and -f pulse -i 1 records audio almost alright (last second or so is cut).How to specify pulseaudio device then ?
arecord -l
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