TwoToneDetect On Dell Mini 10 - no device

[simusid]

Hi,

I'm trying to set up TwoToneDetect on a netbook.

Device: Dell Inspiron Mini 10, no analog line in, just microphone. I enabled the capture device and set the volume to 100%

OS: Fresh install of Fedora 20. It's beta but there are no apparent issues.

aplay and arecord both work.
aplay -l and arecord -l both list the device id as 0
config.cfg, input_device_index and output_device_index are set to zero.

"No audio input devices found. If using onboard sound card, try plugging an audio cable into the input and output". I have a device plugged into the line in.

So I'm guessing I still have the wrong input/output_device_index listed in config.cfg. I tried using LevelMeter.pyc from the Pi tarball. It prompts me for an input and output device index and then segfaults.

Any help appreciated!

Gary H

 

[aaknitt]

Hi,

I'm trying to set up TwoToneDetect on a netbook.

Device: Dell Inspiron Mini 10, no analog line in, just microphone. I enabled the capture device and set the volume to 100%

OS: Fresh install of Fedora 20. It's beta but there are no apparent issues.

aplay and arecord both work.
aplay -l and arecord -l both list the device id as 0
config.cfg, input_device_index and output_device_index are set to zero.

"No audio input devices found. If using onboard sound card, try plugging an audio cable into the input and output". I have a device plugged into the line in.

So I'm guessing I still have the wrong input/output_device_index listed in config.cfg. I tried using LevelMeter.pyc from the Pi tarball. It prompts me for an input and output device index and then segfaults.

Any help appreciated!

Gary H

TwoToneDetect uses pyaudio, so make sure you have that installed. You might check out the TTD Rasperry Pi page to get a feel for other packages that you might need to install to get it working. I've never used Fedora so I'm not sure what all is included with the distribution.

Andy