Audio-recorder is ready for Ubuntu 13.10.
Get source code and packages from: https://launchpad.net/audio-recorder
Obrigado e bem-vindo!
// moma
Portugal
Audio-recorder is ready for Ubuntu 13.10.
Get source code and packages from: https://launchpad.net/audio-recorder
Obrigado e bem-vindo!
// moma
Portugal
Re-hi,
$ wget www.futuredesktop.org/getstats.sh
$ chmod +x ./getstats.sh
$ ./getstats.sh
Counting 32bit downloads for saucy: audio-recorder 1.2~saucy: 1
Counting 64bit downloads for saucy: audio-recorder 1.2~saucy: 6
Already 7 downloads. Go more!
Last edited by osmoma; August 9th, 2013 at 03:11 PM.
thanks,nice app and works very well !
ubuntu Saucy 13.10
obrigado amigo !
I lost the ability to record audio with Raring Ringtail. Neither Gnome Recorder or any other application would record. Now, thanks to Audio-recorder I can record again. The instructions in the Install text file are very good. I installed the libraries that were not installed by default and I ran the commands listed and everything worked. I do not usually install from source code. I am not very confident about doing that. But I had no problem thanks to your instructions. The make install command came up with an error. I needed intltool installed. It was easy to fix and run make install again.
I can now record from Rhythmnbox playing an audio file or the web browser playing a radio program.
Thank you.
Last edited by grahammechanical; August 13th, 2013 at 01:09 PM.
It is a machine. It is more stupid than we are. It will not stop us from doing stupid things.
Ubuntu user #33,200. Linux user #530,530
Hello grahammechanical,
You compiled it from source. Very well done!
You may also use the "build-dep" command to install all dependencies (and dev libraries) automatically. But it needs to access the source-code repository of the actual package.
Do this:
0) Start software-properties-gtk
$ software-properties-gtk
1) And activate the package's Source Code repository.
See this picture:
2) Then update the package index and install all dependencies with apt-get build-dep.
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get build-dep audio-recorder
3) You can also download the source code with (run this without sudo so you can edit the files as normal you).
$ apt-get source audio-recorder
Notice: This will give you a source-snapshot of the package at compile time. Use "bzr" to download the most recent code files.
// moma
Last edited by osmoma; August 15th, 2013 at 09:42 AM.
The download numbers are just awesome.
$ wget www.futuredesktop.org/getstats.sh
$ chmod +x ./getstats.sh
$ lsb_release -sc
saucy
$ ./getstats.sh
Counting 32bit downloads for saucy: audio-recorder 1.4-1~saucy 2350
Counting 64bit downloads for saucy: audio-recorder 1.4-1~saucy 2957
Total downloads: 5307
$ ./getstats.sh raring
Counting 32bit downloads for raring: audio-recorder 1.1.2~raring 2315
Counting 64bit downloads for raring: audio-recorder 1.1.2~raring 3052
Total downloads: 5367
$ ./getstats.sh quantal
Counting 32bit downloads for quantal: audio-recorder 0.9.8~quantal 6785
Counting 64bit downloads for quantal: audio-recorder 0.9.8~quantal 7992
Total downloads: 14777
Thanks for using A.r. Go even more!
The code is probably not tampered by NSA
https://launchpad.net/audio-recorder
Last edited by osmoma; January 16th, 2014 at 01:57 PM.
Moved to Multimedia & Video as we are now in the Trusty development cycle.
Bookmarks