Hey all,
I know I saw somewhere that there is an argument needed for configure to
enable jack support. Can someone point me to documentation regarding how to
build this? I have it up and running, but the only output option is ALSA.
Here is the message that it starts with:
LinuxSampler 0.5.1
Copyright (C) 2003,2004 by Benno Senoner and Christian Schoenebeck
Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Christian Schoenebeck
Detected features: MMX SSE SSE2
Creating Sampler...OK
Registered sampler engines: 'GIG'
Registered MIDI input drivers: ALSA
Registered audio output drivers: ALSA
Loading instrument editor plugins...OK
Registered instrument editors:
Starting LSCP network server (0.0.0.0:8888)...OK
LinuxSampler initialization completed. :-)
Thank you!
Kjel
Hi People,
I'm thinking of getting one of the Saffire audio interfaces from
Focusrite. Anyone on the list using these units & happy with the
results? This, a little off-topic & subjective: happy with the pres &
conversion?
The SaffireLE,
http://www.focusrite.com/products/saffire/saffire_le/
, is the one I'm eyeing. As far as I can tell it's very similar to the
Saffire,
http://www.focusrite.com/products/saffire/saffire/
, only with 6 in/8 out compared to 4 in/10 out, & minus the
hardwar-powered plug-ins. I like having 2 more ins, & wont miss 2 less
outs. & I imagined the plug-ins, ahreware-powered or software woulkd be
useless under Linux. But the recent thread on the M-Audio Profire 2626
leads me to believe, maybe the times are changing.
I'm curious whether the DSP plugins might work in linux with FFADO.
Actually, true functionality of any of these models seem to require
software to adjust settings, so, what limitations are people noticing
right now running these in Linux? & will the pending beta release of
FFADO address the Saffire plug-in Suite hardware-powered use & whatever
other issues there are, if there are? Or is this a Wine solution?
Last, is anyone working on a clone of Pieter Palmers? That'd be pretty
useful...
> Does anyone know of a command line tool to convert flac to ogg/mp3
> which also converts the meta-tags?
>
This command will convert all flac files to ogg in the directory it is
run, keeping the tags. q7 is about 220k/s (what I use), 4 or 5 is
probably ok for most people, and q1 sounds close (subjective) to 128k/s
mp3, but is smaller.
find . -name "*flac" -exec oggenc -q 7 {} \;
Easiest way I've found.
Roger
Hello,
I'm trying to set up two computers to communicate via OSC. The two
computers will be running Csound and I would like one of them to be
able to send OSC messages to the other via the already existent
network. How do you achieve this? I'm not a network guru but I've been
trying to do it using port forwarding via ssh but without any success
(and I'm not even sure if using ssh is the right thing to do). Is
there anyone in the list doing this kind of thing?
Thanks!
Hector
Hallo,
I generally rip CDs I buy to Flac to listen to them at my PC. jack
(the other one) does a good job with ripping and also tags files
accordingly from FreeDB lookups. Now to listen to some of my Flac-CDs
on my portable player, I'd like to compress them a bit more and encode
them to Ogg or MP3 - my player supports both. (Actually it supports
flac as well, but it has only 2GB.)
So now I'm looking for a tool to help me mass convert my flacs. I can
convert the files to ogg just fine e.g. with ecasound or so and some
scripting or the flag2ogg tool, however the problem with that aproach
is, that all meta-tags get lost!
Does anyone know of a command line tool to convert flac to ogg/mp3
which also converts the meta-tags?
Ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Not an April's fool, but for real:
libfreebob 1.0.10 has been released. This maintenance release addresses
the following:
- Add a configure option to disable the samplerate setting at startup.
This enables the use of e.g. the Focusrite Saffire Pro with FreeBoB.
- implement clipping
- generate an xrun when a dropped packet has been detected
Available at sourceforge:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=117802
Upgrade if you feel like doing so. If all is fine, don't.
Greets,
Pieter
