I have been having problems getting the audio examples to work from the
command line. I can get the examples to execute by clicking on their
respective GUI icons but when I go to do it from the command line I do
not
hear anything coming out of my speakers.
jensen@linux:~/gr-build/gnuradio-examples/python/audio> chmod a+x
dial_tone.py
jensen@linux:~/gr-build/gnuradio-examples/python/audio> ./dial_tone.py
[1]+ Stopped ./dial_tone.py
I actually had to press Ctrl Z to stop it because it doesn’t do anything
after I press enter. Anyone have suggestions. I am a newbie and trying
to
figure this out. Thanks.
Newell
On Mon, 2006-09-25 at 05:19 +0000, Newell J. wrote:
I actually had to press Ctrl Z to stop it because it doesn’t do anything
after I press enter. Anyone have suggestions. I am a newbie and trying to
figure this out. Thanks.
Not sure about your audio problem here, but I think you want to be using
CTRL-C to kill your jobs, not CTRL-Z, which suspends your jobs. See:
http://linuxreviews.org/beginner/jobs/
-Lee
On Mon, Sep 25, 2006 at 10:48:50AM -0400, Lee P. wrote:
[1]+ Stopped ./dial_tone.py
I actually had to press Ctrl Z to stop it because it doesn’t do anything
after I press enter. Anyone have suggestions. I am a newbie and trying to
figure this out. Thanks.
Not sure about your audio problem here, but I think you want to be using
CTRL-C to kill your jobs, not CTRL-Z, which suspends your jobs. See:
Basic Job Management - LinuxReviews
The audio problem could be that some other program has the audio
device open exclusively. This could be a “sound daemon” for your
desktop (e.g., esound or arts). If you’ve got those enabled or
running, try killing them.
Eric