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I don have a sound card, can I still run baudline?

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I don have a sound card, can I still run baudline?

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Yes you can. Not having a working sound card will keep you from recording or playing audio. But you still can load audio files, perform browsing and analysis, and use the -stdin command line option. You can also use baudline’s Tone Generator in loopback mode by sending and the audio output stream to standard output and discarding it. Try: baudline -stdout > /dev/null This bypasses baudline’s internal sample clocking and “free-runs” as fast as the /dev/null sink can consume it. Doing this is will use 100% percent of the CPU and it may make your machine sluggish. Hitting the key might work better than attempting to access the 3rd mouse button popup menu. This setup could be used as a sort of experimental signal sand box to investigate the basics of DSP. All without a sound card. The following line will automatically configure baudline as a session for this sort of work. It will enable the loopback, open the Tone Generator, plus do a couple other handy things. Then manually select

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