1 Feb
2008
1 Feb
'08
1:22 p.m.
As a complete aside to the gaiety and good natured frollocking going in the
GPL discussion, I'm writing to say thanks to Stephane and the Jackdmp team.
I've installed the latest incarnation (0.69), and it works a treat. The
system's never run so well.
Thanks fellas, your skill and determination is appreciated.
Alex Stone.
1 Feb
1 Feb
2:47 p.m.
Le 1 févr. 08 à 18:22, alex stone a écrit :
As a complete aside to the gaiety and good natured
frollocking
going in the GPL discussion, I'm writing to say thanks to Stephane
and the Jackdmp team.
I've installed the latest incarnation (0.69), and it works a treat.
The system's never run so well.
Thanks fellas, your skill and determination is appreciated.
Alex Stone.
Thanks Alex,
In case you have some time to test the new 0.70 version, it is
available here: svn co http://subversion.jackaudio.org/jackmp/trunk/
jackmp. Version 0.70 is now API compatible with latest officially
published jack 0.109.2.
Since they are some deeper changes to implement the
"jack_thread_wait" API, it would help to get some feedback before
releasing it.
Thanks!
Stephane
6:17 p.m.
Stephane,
I am pleased to try this out, and have just installed jack1.09, and jackdmp.
System runs fine at the moment, but i seem to have lost duplex. It may
almost certainly be user error, so i'll sort this out and get back to you
with a more detailed report on what's happening.
But for the first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack midi driver
appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented fellows could configure
Jack to present a user definable number of midi ports in and out of wine
(each port with 16 channels), it would be most appreciated. If that's not
possible then i'll take 32 midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a
default.(Please! :) ) Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i can give
you, so if you want to know about something in particular, let me know, and
i'll try and test it.
Regards,
Alex.
On Feb 1, 2008 9:48 PM, Stéphane Letz <letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
Le 1 févr. 08 à 18:22, alex stone a écrit :
As a complete aside to the gaiety and good
natured frollocking
going in the GPL discussion, I'm writing to say thanks to Stephane
and the Jackdmp team.
I've installed the latest incarnation (0.69), and it works a treat.
The system's never run so well.
Thanks fellas, your skill and determination is appreciated.
Alex Stone.
Thanks Alex,
In case you have some time to test the new 0.70 version, it is
available here: svn co http://subversion.jackaudio.org/jackmp/trunk/
jackmp. Version 0.70 is now API compatible with latest officially
published jack 0.109.2.
Since they are some deeper changes to implement the
"jack_thread_wait" API, it would help to get some feedback before
releasing it.
Thanks!
Stephane
2 Feb
2 Feb
3:02 a.m.
Le 1 févr. 08 à 23:17, alex stone a écrit :
Stephane,
I am pleased to try this out, and have just installed jack1.09, and
jackdmp. System runs fine at the moment, but i seem to have lost
duplex. It may almost certainly be user error, so i'll sort this
out and get back to you with a more detailed report on what's
happening.
Nothing has changed in this area....
But for the first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack
midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number of
midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take 32
midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
can give you, so if you want to know about something in particular,
let me know, and i'll try and test it.
Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane
7:24 a.m.
On Sa, 02.02.08 08:02 Stéphane Letz <letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
The JACK config in winecfg has nothing to do with wineasio and is not
ASIO capable. The source for wineasio is here:
http://people.jacklab.net/drumfix/ (wineasio for 32bit, wineasio-x for
64bit). See the README on how to configure the number of in/outs.
Btw: does a 64bit compiled jackdmp accept 32bit clients?
I'll have to check this out... :)
But for the
first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack
midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number
of midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take
32 midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
can give you, so if you want to know about something in
particular, let me know, and i'll try and test it.
Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane
2:13 p.m.
Le 2 févr. 08 à 12:23, Thomas Kuther a écrit :
On Sa, 02.02.08 08:02 Stéphane Letz
<letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
The JACK config in winecfg has nothing to do with wineasio and is not
ASIO capable. The source for wineasio is here:
http://people.jacklab.net/drumfix/ (wineasio for 32bit, wineasio-x for
64bit). See the README on how to configure the number of in/outs.
But for
the first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack
midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number
of midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take
32 midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
can give you, so if you want to know about something in
particular, let me know, and i'll try and test it.
Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane Btw: does a 64bit compiled jackdmp accept 32bit
clients?
I don't think so. There is nothing in place for that..
I'll have to check this out... :)
But I see that this "jackbridge" stuff seems to be there for 64/32
bits "connections". How concretely is it used?
Thanks
Stephane
2:29 p.m.
On Sa, 02.02.08 19:13 Stéphane Letz <letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
The author himself could explain it better I guess, but ar far as I
understand it:
- the wine asio driver part is compiled 32bit (-m32)
- the bridge is compiled 64bit
The jackbridge accepts connections from wineasio, and they connect
using semaphores.
So you start jackd as usual, then the jackbridge, then your application.
The author said it is a "hack" as the error why 64bit jackd doesn't
accept 32bit is a bug in jack itself.
With dssi-vst it is somewhat similar, split 32/64bit parts.
Le 2 févr. 08 à 12:23, Thomas Kuther a écrit :
Hmm. Ok.
On Sa, 02.02.08 08:02 Stéphane Letz
<letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
The JACK config in winecfg has nothing to do with wineasio and is
not ASIO capable. The source for wineasio is here:
http://people.jacklab.net/drumfix/ (wineasio for 32bit, wineasio-x
for 64bit). See the README on how to configure the number of
in/outs.
But for
the first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack
midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number
of midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take
32 midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
can give you, so if you want to know about something in
particular, let me know, and i'll try and test it.
Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane Btw: does a 64bit compiled jackdmp accept 32bit
clients?
I don't think so. There is nothing in place for that.. I'll have
to check this out... :)
But I see that this "jackbridge" stuff seems to be there for 64/32
bits "connections". How concretely is it used?
Thanks
Stephane 
3:01 p.m.
On 02/02/2008, Thomas Kuther <gimpel(a)sonnenkinder.org> wrote:
With dssi-vst it is somewhat similar, split 32/64bit
parts.
Excuse me? With dssi-vst it is what the what?
(Sorry to interrupt -- I haven't been following this thread, but as
the author of dssi-vst my interest was prompted by noticing something
about it that I didn't recognise.)
Chris
4:27 p.m.
On Sa, 02.02.08 19:01 "Chris Cannam" <cannam(a)all-day-breakfast.com>
wrote:
On 02/02/2008, Thomas Kuther
<gimpel(a)sonnenkinder.org> wrote:
Hey Chris,
your dssi-vst works fine with 64bit jackd, if it is compiled like:
dssi-vst.so, dssi-vst_gui, vsthost <- 64bit
dssi-vst-server.exe.so, dssi-vst-scanner.exe.so <- 32bit
For a 64bit system, simply remove the all: target from Makefile's
install if you still want to use "make install"
Gentoo pro-audio for example does it like that for 64bit systems.
http://gimpel.ath.cx/files/portage-overlay/proaudio/media-plugins/dssi-vst/…
That's what I meant with "simlilar to wineasio-x", the wine part is
32bit, the rest 64bit.
With dssi-vst it is somewhat similar, split
32/64bit parts.
Excuse me? With dssi-vst it is what the what?
(Sorry to interrupt -- I haven't been following this thread, but as
the author of dssi-vst my interest was prompted by noticing something
about it that I didn't recognise.)
Chris
3:06 p.m.
Just going to add here, that Drumfix has been instrumental in providing
an'interim' solution to enable non linux savvy users like me with a solution
to a challenge. He's also been thoroughly supportive of us new linux users,
and has, on many occasions helped solve what seemed at the time, like
insurmountable problems. Wineasio is extremely successful, and rightly
deserves much credit for it.
I was advised by Drumfix to start Jackbridge first, and since installing
this version of wineasio sometime ago, i have done that successfully. (with
a script)
Stephane, further to my initial testing, i can report that jackdmp has
settled in nicely and works well. I have less cpu use, and no xruns with
jackdmp running continuously for 11 and a 1/2 hours at this time of post.
It's doing this configured for 48000, 128, 8ms, and running a full orchestra
in linuxsampler, with 42 audio ports into jack through jackbridge and
wineasio into Reaper, itself running just over 200 tracks. Add to that 16
midi ports, of 16 channels each, and it's fair to say, the latest build is
excellent.
I'll post more, as i test further.
Thanks for the build!
Alex.
On Feb 2, 2008 9:29 PM, Thomas Kuther <gimpel(a)sonnenkinder.org> wrote:
On Sa, 02.02.08 19:13 Stéphane Letz
<letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
The author himself could explain it better I guess, but ar far as I
understand it:
- the wine asio driver part is compiled 32bit (-m32)
- the bridge is compiled 64bit
The jackbridge accepts connections from wineasio, and they connect
using semaphores.
So you start jackd as usual, then the jackbridge, then your application.
The author said it is a "hack" as the error why 64bit jackd doesn't
accept 32bit is a bug in jack itself.
With dssi-vst it is somewhat similar, split 32/64bit parts.
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Le 2 févr. 08 à 12:23, Thomas Kuther a écrit :
Hmm. Ok.
On Sa, 02.02.08 08:02 Stéphane Letz
<letz(a)grame.fr> wrote:
> But for the first time, and as i have hoped
for some time, jack
> midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
> fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number
> of midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
> would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take
> 32 midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
> Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
>
> As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
> can give you, so if you want to know about something in
> particular, let me know, and i'll try and test it.
>
> Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane
The JACK config in winecfg has nothing to do with wineasio and is
not ASIO capable. The source for wineasio is here:
http://people.jacklab.net/drumfix/ (wineasio for 32bit, wineasio-x
for 64bit). See the README on how to configure the number of
in/outs. Btw: does a 64bit compiled jackdmp accept 32bit
clients?
I don't think so. There is nothing in place for that.. I'll
have to check this out... :)
But I see that this "jackbridge" stuff seems to be there for 64/32
bits "connections". How concretely is it used?
Thanks
Stephane 
7:39 a.m.
Le Sat, 2 Feb 2008 08:02:29 +0100,
Stéphane Letz <letz(a)grame.fr> a écrit :
Le 1 févr. 08 à 23:17, alex stone a écrit :
Hi Stephane,
The homepage is at http://forum.jacklab.net/viewtopic.php?t=417 and the source
code at http://people.jacklab.net/drumfix/
It need wine>=0.9.35 and asio-sdk
(http://www.steinberg.net/329+M52087573ab0.html)
Cheers,
Dominique
Stephane,
I am pleased to try this out, and have just installed jack1.09, and
jackdmp. System runs fine at the moment, but i seem to have lost
duplex. It may almost certainly be user error, so i'll sort this
out and get back to you with a more detailed report on what's
happening.
Nothing has changed in this area....
But for the first time, and as i have hoped for some time, jack
midi driver appears in wine audio config. Now if you tallented
fellows could configure Jack to present a user definable number of
midi ports in and out of wine (each port with 16 channels), it
would be most appreciated. If that's not possible then i'll take 32
midi ports in, and 32 midi ports out as a default.(Please! :) )
Thanks Stephane, this works fine so far.
As a new linux user, i'm not sure how much technical information i
can give you, so if you want to know about something in particular,
let me know, and i'll try and test it.
Regards,
I guess the number of jack ports is defined in the jack wine ASIO
bridge. Where is the source code of this component?
Thanks
Stephane
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