I am trying to set up a sound card under RedHat9
Kudzu detected it as a Creative Vibra 16x PnP (CT4170)
So that is good but my apps (primarily XMMS) are trying to use /dev/dsp
I suppose I need to make /dev/dsp into a symlink to the new device, but
How do I find which /dev, if any, is setup as the new card?
Or is there something else I need to do?
Thanks,
Ken Goudsward
I was recording a particularly roaring jam last night and my HDD
overheated (I think).
Why does it always happen when you are doing your best work?
Anyway I have an extreemely large file which I cannot access with any of
the players I have.
Does anyone know how I can check the file to see if there is any useful
info in it and recover whatever was recorded?
I was using arecord so I assume that at least some of it was written to
disk.
I'm thinking I need to scan the file for the ggod info then cut it up
with some thing that cuts files into bits and discard the junk then put
it back together or just put the parts into seperate files.
--
Patrick Shirkey - Boost Hardware Ltd.
Http://www.boosthardware.comHttp://www.djcj.org - The Linux Audio Users guide
========================================
Being on stage with the band in front of crowds shouting, "Get off! No!
We want normal music!", I think that was more like acting than anything
I've ever done.
Goldie, 8 Nov, 2002
The Scotsman
Hi all,
This will probably be the last release for this version; there's
something Bigger And Better (TM) in the works:
http://pkl.net/~node/misc/jr2-proto.png
* fixed some segfaults
* fixed some bad configure script checks
* i18n support and Russian translation, courtesy of Alexey Voinov and
Alexandre Prokoudine
http://pkl.net/~node/jack-rack.html
Bob
--
Bob Ham <rah(a)bash.sh>
Can you say "death chambers at Guantanamo with no real trial"?
Finally got latest Ardour CVS configured and compiled, thanks for the
advices to all of you. But now my problem is that when start JACK with
"jackd -d alsa" and then run Ardour as root, it gives me this message in
Ardour:
"JACK has either been shutdown or it disconnected Ardour
because Ardour was not fast enough. You should save the
session and restart both JACK and Ardour."
Console says:
"Ardour/GTK 0.374.6 running with libardour 0.681.5
Loading UI configuration file /usr/local/etc/ardour/ardour_ui.rc
Loading system configuration file /usr/local/etc/ardour/ardour_system.rc
Loading user configuration file /root/.ardour/ardour.rc
The font "-*-charter-bold-r-*-*-*-180-*-*-*-*-*-*" does not support all
the required character sets for the current locale "fi_FI"
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
The font "-*-charter-bold-r-*-*-*-180-*-*-*-*-*-*" does not support all
the required character sets for the current locale "fi_FI"
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
The font "-*-charter-bold-r-*-*-*-180-*-*-*-*-*-*" does not support all
the required character sets for the current locale "fi_FI"
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
(Missing character set "ISO8859-15")
engine unexpectedly shutdown; thread exiting
JACK has shutdown Ardour.
Signal 2 received
ardour is killing itself for a clean exit
Killed"
and JACK gives me this message:
"could not complete playback of 1024 frames
cycle execution failure, exiting
telling signal thread that the engine is done
jack main caught signal 1"
Ok, I got one infamous integrated soundcard by VIA, but Jack worked on
that when I got version 0.62 (now 0.72.4).
Whoa, thanks already!
Esa
--
Esa Linna <denzo(a)mbnet.fi>
Hi, is there anybody who knows about the existence of a Linux driver for
the Audiophile USB device by M-Audio? I want to buy this one since the 2
x more expensive Quattro is not affordable in my case (and neither need
that much audio in- and outputs), allthough a linux driver seems to
exist for the Quattro (written by...?). I mailed M-Audio and they simply
reply they do not support Linux for these devices. Only their Delta
cards are supported for Linux but the drivers are written by third party
developers. Maybe it is possible to modify the Quattro driver such that
it works with the Audiophile as well, but I'm not particularly a wizzkid
for these things.... Is there anybody who can help me find a solution?
thanks in advance,
greetz
--
Jelmer Cnossen <jelmer(a)cyozlab.com>
The other evening, when everyone was home from work, Christy asked if I knew who it was that was playing the song she liked on the radio that I had on. I told her to go to www.kfog.com and it will say what is currently playing on their web site.
This is a common thing now, to hear something, and if we find the name of the band; to then go look for mp3s on the net of other songs by the same group. If we like the music and feel like listening to it again, we always go out and buy the CDs.
We value the quality of the sound we listen to around here, and the compressed stuff on the net isn't really that good anyway. I am getting very concerned about the copy protection in CDs, where they will only play in commercial audio CD players with error correction. I feel like someone is trying to blur what I am able to see out of my windows, because they are worried that I might take a picture. My fear is that some of these CDs may be easily turned into junk by a little mishandling?
As an aside.
Most of our CD decks have digital outputs that we then connect to the amps. And most of our sound cards in our computers have digital ins. Am I missing something here?
Tracey.
Hi,
Comix wrote:
>
> Hi all, the current stable version has not any control-related features!
> You can find some experiments and hacks with MMC in the CVS, it should
> work with ardour.
>
Yes, ardour stops hydrogen, but does not start it, since
- ardour(0.9beta1) does not send DEFERRED PLAY
- libhydrogen does not call startPlay()
when they are supposed to do so.
But, quite easy hack to get them there. Though, I still had to adjust
the recorded track in ardour, which is definitely not what I want. But
wait....
...
> ..some days ago I discovered the Jack-Transport API...guys, this API
> is fantastic! :)
> In my local hydrogen copy I have a full controlled app (start, stop,
> position...) and works without problem as a jack-transport slave
> (ardour is hte master)...so be patient ;)
...
> however I made a commit yesterday adding the Jack-transport feature
> (caution, is very experimental!!!!)
>
Absolutely cool. It works like a charm. Forget about MMC, MTC.
VIVA JACK! VIVA ARDOUR! VIVA HYDROGEN! VIVA PLANETCCRMA!
Martin
I've been writing and recording music in Windows now for about a year
and a half (if you want to hear my music - some mp3's can be found at
http://www.ldscompanion.com/music/artists/PI/ )... I got completely
sick of windows, and switched to Linux, and for about 5 months now, I've
been trying to successfully get my computer to see my keyboard through a
Sound Blaster Audigy's front-panel MIDI connectors with no luck. I'm
just about to go back to windows. Please - if anyone knows where I can
find any good info, point me in the right direction. :)
OS - MDK 9.1
Software - MusE .6.0rc5
Hardware - Roland RS-9 keyboard and SB Audigy Platinum EX.
Thanks again.
Jason
Whoa. I think I'll have to give that a try. Sounds theoretically cool.
Taybin
-------Original Message-------
From: Robert Jonsson <robert.jonsson(a)dataductus.se>
Sent: 07/02/03 07:44 AM
To: LAU <linux-audio-user(a)music.columbia.edu>
Subject: [linux-audio-user] Hot of the press
>
> From Freshmeat:
Network Auralization for Gnutella 1.0
by Turbulence - Wednesday, July 2nd 2003 05:05 PDT
About: Network Auralization for Gnutella (N.A.G.) is an interactive
software
art tool that turns the process of searching for and downloading MP3 files
into a chaotic musical collage. It searches for MP3 files that match
keywords
on the Gnutella network, and downloads and remixes them in real time based
on
the structure of the Gnutella network itself. It was commissioned by New
Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. and was made possible with funding from
the
National Endowment for the Arts.
...
I mean... WHAT? :)
/R
>
>From Freshmeat:
Network Auralization for Gnutella 1.0
by Turbulence - Wednesday, July 2nd 2003 05:05 PDT
About: Network Auralization for Gnutella (N.A.G.) is an interactive software
art tool that turns the process of searching for and downloading MP3 files
into a chaotic musical collage. It searches for MP3 files that match keywords
on the Gnutella network, and downloads and remixes them in real time based on
the structure of the Gnutella network itself. It was commissioned by New
Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. and was made possible with funding from the
National Endowment for the Arts.
...
I mean... WHAT? :)
/R
