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On 07/23/2013 03:17 PM, Jeremy Jongepier wrote:
> On 07/23/2013 04:02 PM, Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
>> On 07/23/2013 07:35 AM, Jeremy Jongepier wrote:
>>> On 07/23/2013 01:35 AM, Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
>>>> 'coz the dsp code _and_ the gui code are currently residing on the same
>>>> shared object (.so) and that, when linked to libqt4(-gui) as is, tends
>>>> to do their nasty things on dload: often check if a x server is around,
>>>> even though one hasn't come close to the plugin gui widget request
>>>
>>> Does this also apply to drumkv1? Because I can rum drumkv1 without X
>>> when using jalv.
>>>
>>
>> maybe my mistake and applies only to the standalone version, not to the
>> lv2 plugin in general--you certainly need xlib and qt4-gui for build.
>>
>> you don't necessarily have to have an effectively running Xserverbut you
>> certainly need Xlib et al. for the lv2 runtime. ntl.
>>
>> hth.
>
> Hi Rui,
>
> You only sent this mail to me or was that intentional?
>
ouch. thanks for the heads-up. i'm sending this from a sunbed by the sea
shore, and some mobile clients are somewhat hard to master between dives ;)
cheers
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I have in the past used something like a jackstart script in a headless
situation before, which started dbus and exported it's info so jackdbus
would work. It is actually easier to use:
dbus-launch screen
Then use screen as your CLI session manager. jack_control can then be used
to run jack and change settings on the fly (like latency?). Audio
applications can be run in other screen terminals to use jack... and if
you really want to go crazy you can throw pulse at the mix... though I am
really not sure what pulse supporting applications you hope to find that
are CLI (I tested it with paplay, but there is no gain using that over
jack.play).
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Hi,
using the jack command line CD ripping program, the extraction from CD
audio to wav works fine, but the encoder (pre-set to flac in the
.jack3rc config file) seems to fail. Jack gives me
"coding failed, err#8"
for each CD track. Can't find a -verbose or -debug flag to make it
tell me more. Any ideas and help is greatly appreciated!
best, Peter
Hi Len.
I would like to use jackd in 32bit (or is it 24bit, or float?) but
output in 16bit (resampled with zita-j2a). This is to play 24bit files
with the best possible quality when using multiple 16bit sound cards or
USB modules.
When starting jackd normally (with the alsa backend and a 16bit sound
card), mplayer output is 16bit (that's not what I want).
When starting jackd with the dummy backend, or the alsa backend
connected to a loop device, jackd works in 32bit float and mplayer
output is floatle; jackd doesn't report sync problems and mplayer just
plays the file. Then I connect the floatle output of mplayer to
zita-j2a, there's no sound. Even when starting jackd with the
internal sound card, zita-j2a stays silent.
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Len Ovens <len(a)ovenwerks.org> a écrit :
> On Fri, 19 Jul 2013, Marc Lavallée wrote:
>
> > For some reason, zita-j2a 0.2.2 is silent on my laptop. I tried it
> > with the built-in sound card and also with a USB module (both are
> > 16bit/48KHz). I started jackd with the alsa and the dummy backends,
> > without success. I even recompiled zita-j2a. What could be the
> > cause?
>
> Dummy back end? Jackd has to be synced to something. Normally, the
> use for zita-a2j is to add a second audio card. So jackd must first
> be connaected to a first card.
>
> Len
On Sat, 2013-07-20 at 20:50 -0400, Marc Lavallée wrote:
> Ubuntu is still providing version 0.121
Since you mention Ubuntu,
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Good evening LAU.
This is my first post to the list.
For some reason, zita-j2a 0.2.2 is silent on my laptop. I tried it
with the built-in sound card and also with a USB module (both are
16bit/48KHz). I started jackd with the alsa and the dummy backends,
without success. I even recompiled zita-j2a. What could be the cause?
Thanks in advance.
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Marc
The Guitarix developers proudly present
Guitarix release 0.28.0 "magic chainsaw trick" *)
Yes, we took a chainsaw, cut through the chest of Guitarix,
and... it's still alive. But now it's also 2 pieces. You can
start it (headless) on an embedded ARM system. You can start
it on your laptop and connect the user interface the the headless
instance. You can even tap on your smartphone and control
Guitarix with the web browser (or just use the tuner).
For the uninitiated, Guitarix is a tube amplifier simulation for
jack, with effect modules and an additional stereo effect chain.
Please refer to our project page for more information:
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Download Site:
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Forum:
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Please consider visiting our forum or leaving a message on
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embedded Guitarix.
List of changes:
* new french translation contributed by Bajo
* new MultiBandCompressor contributed by kokoko3k
* new include BestPlugins IR-Packs I-III by David Fau Casquel
* new DigitalDelay Effect module
* the Guitarix LV2 plugins are now in the default build
(but you can configure the build with --no-lv2)
* Optimizations for embedded systems / ARM processors with NEON
* --faust-vectorize-float, --convolver-ffmpeg
* Guitarix headless mode for embedded systems (no X11 / user Interface)
* network socket based service for controlling / connecting a user
interface
* service announcement via Avahi, if available
* command line options --rpchost, --rpcport, --nogui
* the service can be started in addition to the "local" user interface
* Guitarix can now be used as a user interface connecting to a remote
instance
* no configuration needed if Avahi is available
* command line options --onlygui, --rpchost, --rpcport
* multiple user interface clients can be started
(the displays keep synchronized)
* Browser-based user interface (javascript code)
* cross platform
* usable on small devices like smartphones, and in conjunction
with an embedded device
* some features still missing (no MIDI controller connections,
no presets for single effect units, no polished appearance)
* small additional server needed (included), to translate between the
socket
based interface and WebSockets, which is what (modern) browsers
understand
* only recent browsers supported, testers needed
* released in a separate tarfile
*) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPTHdwqG9rw
