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From: Hank on 24 Feb 2010 02:12
In article <aMzgn.22115$Ye4.30(a)newsfe11.iad>, trs80 <trs80(a)YAHOO.COM> wrote:
>nothing so noble as your doing Hank. Im locked into using the Sun Solaris
>but only need to do some simple 4 channel recording of voice quality audio.
>"Hank" <hankvc(a)blackhole.lostwells.net> wrote in message
>news:hlsmtr$gh$2(a)news.eternal-september.org...
>> In article <WP%fn.16623$OJ6.12831(a)newsfe22.iad>, trs80 <trs80(a)YAHOO.COM>
>> wrote:
>>>thanks Hank. great place to get me started.
>>
>> What are you planning to do with that card once you get it. I've got
>> a project going to do some "remastering" cleanup on data taken from
>> old phonograph records, and have had a thread going in rec.audio.pro.
>> There is a dreadful thread running on Linux vs. Windows for audio over
>> there which I've been trying to dodge, but except for acknowledging
>> that I'm running Solaris and saying I'm building from source, most of
>> my discussion over there has been on audio.
>>
>> I'm a bit underwhelmed at the software available, and the incredible
>> bloatup with GNU-isms in some of it. Seems that point-and-click with
>> xWidgets is extremely high on their must-haves. I've spent probably
>> 12 hours straightening out the mess in the Audacity distro, with
>> things like recursive configures wiping out files in directories and
>> accepting no substitute Solaris builds for things included in their
>> build tree. Plus a couple of genuine bugs in the c-code.
>>
May I suggest that if you are going to post in this newsgroup that
you stop top-posting? People are going to read and see there's
nothing following the copied-in text and go on to the next post.

Hank

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