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Matthias Schönborn a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">yeah, -n3 might help, but if this is an usb device having -p64 is surely
asking for a xrun festival :) try higher buffer sizes eg. -p128 -n3 might
be the best you can get stable
ymmv
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I'm running the Fast Track Pro with 64 Frames and 2 Periods (2,9msec), and if
I just use Ardour, I rarely get xruns. I'm running Kubuntu Gutsy, so if I can
provide any information on my configuration, go ahead and ask :-)
Matthias
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I tried ubuntu studio yesterday and i must admit that it worked better
than the last fedora.<br>
Actually with fedora 6 on my older laptop and the same card i had
almost no xruns with 2 periods and 64 frames.<br>
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Which kernel are you using ? Did you tweak the irq priorities ? <br>
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Flo<br>
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