Capture and record audio from any device on Linux Mint. Audio Recorder – with it you can capture and record audio from CD players, line-in, microphone, Internet radio, web camera with built-in microphone and other devices.
With plugins Gstreamer Audio Recorder supports the following output formats: OGG, Flac, MP3, AAC and WAV.
Features:
Uses to record any available sources: microphone, webcam with integrated microphone.
With Gstreamer plugins recording in OGG, Flac, MP3, AAC and WAV.
The recording is very high quality
The system resources are almost never consumed
Diagnose the playback device.
Works with almost all modern sound cards.
The program can work with several cards.
The application after installation and the first entry creates the “Audio” folder in the user’s Home folder, which stores all the recorded files.
The recording can be automatically controlled media players compatible with MPRIS2. Audio Recorder can record all your Skype calls without any user interaction.
Installation into Linux Mint:
Audio Recorder – capture and record audio from any device
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:osmoma/audio-recorder
sudo apt update
sudo apt install audio-recorder
sudo apt install gstreamer1.0-plugins-base gstreamer1.0-plugins-good gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3
How do i configure audio recorder to record the sound played by my soundcard? No matter what I chose, it keeps trying to record from my microphone
strange, I also have not worked now, like writing to a file, but the signal from the microphone does not receive…
Thanks for the tutorial!
For those who'd like to record audio from command-line, there's a small program – fmedia (http://fmedia.firmdev.com). It uses ALSA capture device and supports output formats WAV, FLAC, OGG and MP3. No additional dependencies are needed to be installed on your system.
You can start recording with a single command:
fmedia –record –out=rec.ogg
and stop recording by pressing Ctrl+C.
Add the repository manually. As in the images below, the 2 lines one at a time.
screenshot 1, screenshot 2
first line
second line
And import missing keys (single command)
Install program
Great app! Is it possible to save a recording from different sources (e.g. an online chat with the user on the microphone and the other person online through e.g. Skype) in two separate audio files (i.e. two separate audio tracks)? Thanks