Hi!
If you have an ecasound version >2.4.7pre2.5.0 you can use playat instead of
-y (it doesn't do what you want).
ecasound -a:1 -i playat,4.0,file.wav
Will play file.wav from its start,, but only after 4 seconds have passed.
If you have an older verion you can use .ewf-files:
edit my_ewf.ewf
# start of file
source = file.wav
offset = 4.0
# end of file
then you can do:
ecasound -a:1 -i my_ewf.ewf
The -y option is to start the amount of seconds into the corresponding
input-file. So:
ecasound -i your_file.wav -y:4.0
will play nothing, because your fragments are only 4 seconds each.
Btw.: You don't have to se your loop-devices is just mixing is your intend:
ecasound -a:1 -i input -a:2 -i input -a:3 -i input -a:all -o output
This will work just fine. You only need the loop-devices to do more
exravagant routine and processing. Say when using effects on a group of
inputs.
Kindest regards
Julien
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