small files, which I like because it makes it possible to save a LOT of
sound on a cd, and I find that the quality is satisfactory for me.
Here is the command:
sox -t ossdsp -w -s -r 44100 -c 1 /dev/dsp -t raw - | lame --nores -b 16 -x -m m - $(date +"/home/david/test--%a%d%b%Y_%I-%M%p.mp3") &
Change the number 16 to something else, like 32 to get better quality.
Like this. (These examples produce mono.)
sox -t ossdsp -w -s -r 44100 -c 1 /dev/dsp -t raw - | lame -b 32 -x -m m - $(date +"/home/david/audio-temp/--ChangeMyName--%a%d%b%Y_%I-%M%p.mp3") &This part of the command:
$(date+"/home/david/test--%a%d%b%Y_%I-%M%p.mp3")
produces a file name with a date and time extension as part of it.
For stereo, try this:
sox -t ossdsp -w -s -r 44100 /dev/dsp -t raw - | lame -t -r -x -h -b 160 -s 22.05 -q 5 --nores --strictly-enforce-iso - $(date +"/home/david/test_%a%d%b%Y_%I-%M%p.mp3")or
sox -t ossdsp -w -s -r 44100 /dev/dsp -t raw - | lame -t -r -x -h -b 128 -s 22.05 -q 5 --nores --strictly-enforce-iso - $(date +"/home/david/test_%a%d%b%Y_%I-%M%p.mp3")
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