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Re: [LAU] building ardour3 on arch linux problem SOLVED

by Fero Kiraly

Thank you Michael. yes. I have sometnihg with my system. yaourt and PKGBUILD are ok. I have to remove some lines about cwiid in ..libs/surfaces/wscript and it builds nicely. Now I have ardour3 installed. I am kinda new in using ardour. Till now I used ardour2 and I was happy. Are there some problems using ardour3 ? Because I see that it is 3.0rc2. [update] ahh. just now reinstalled from cwiid to cwiid-git and ardourd3 builds like a charm. thanks fero

12 years, 8 months

Building Audio from a Server Core?

by Grekim Jennings

How difficult or even possible is it to start with a server core system and make it useable for a audio? I don't need a GUI/desktop for this. I installed Lubuntu server core to a usb flash drive. I added myself to the audio group, but my usb Audiobox does not seem to be working, although it is recognised with aplay -l. Should it work without any additional steps? I suppose I could build an Arch system, but I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of Ubuntu 12.04 (desktop) with the particular software I want to run and thought I would try an even more basic setup. Thanks!

12 years, 8 months

SCHED_FIFO setpriority?

by Peter P.

Hey list, using jack_capture on an -RT kernel, I see the following message from the program: Warning. Could not set higher priority for a SCHED_FIFO process using setpriority(). How could I set this higher priority? thank you all, best, Peter

12 years, 8 months

Re: [LAU] building ardour3 on arch linux problem

by Fero Kiraly

Thanks Paul, but it stops the config process... Checking for 'cwiid' >= 0.6.00 : not found The configuration failed (complete log in /home/paum/AUR/ardour3-svn/src/ardour3-build/build/config.log) ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build(). Aborting... fero

12 years, 8 months

Re: [LAU] Jack users - how many channels do you want with PA module-jackdbus-detect?

by Mac

>Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2013 14:05:40 +0100 >From: "Kaj Ailomaa" <zequence(a)mousike.me> >To: linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org >Subject: Re: [LAU] Jack users - how many channels do you want with PA > module-jackdbus-detect? >> >> I happen to agree. If there are x PA devices on my MOBO, I want to see >> x of them in JACK. >> > >Not sure if we're talking about the same thing here. I wasn't suggesting >we make devices not show. Only that the module connecting PA to jack would >be stereo by default. > I don't typically think of "stereo", but, just 2 channels that happen to be left and right. I don't pretend to know about PA. I'm guessing, from your question, that PA has the concept of pairing two JACK sinks/sources as a stereo sink/source? >> > >Are you saying you would be using jack through you firewire device to get >surround, instead of what I would assume you have, an onboard device that >also has surround support directly with PA? >Why use jack for that? > Different config for different things: Audio source (5.1, stereo, youtube) >>>> firewire >>>> tri-amp'd 1kw system or: Audio source (whatever) >>>>> mobo devices (say headphones) Mac

12 years, 8 months

Re: [LAU] building ardour3 on arch linux problem

by Fero Kiraly

thanks Paul, strange thing is that I have cwiid installed on system. the newest version. I will try build by myself. fero.

12 years, 8 months

building ardour3 on arch linux problem

by Fero Kiraly

Hallo, if any archer could help me ... yaourt -S ardour3-svn it complains about: Checking for 'cwiid' >= 0.6.00 : not found but I have cwiid installed on system... what is wrong ? thank you. fero

12 years, 8 months

Re: [LAU] building ardour3 on arch linux problem

by Fero Kiraly

thanks friends, but: I have cwiid lib up to date : cwiid-0.6.00-12 headers files seems be ok: [...] Checking for header cwiid.h : yes Checking for header bluetooth/bluetooth.h : yes Checking for 'cwiid' >= 0.6.00 : not found The configuration failed (complete log in /home/paum/AUR/ardour3-svn/src/ardour3-build/build/config.log) ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build(). Aborting... that is what I dont understand.. fero

12 years, 8 months

OSC-controllable lightweight soundplayer for linux?

by andersvi＠notam02.no

Hello. Im looking for ways to control basic audio-playback from within an application here. Need just simple things like 'load file', 'play', 'pause'/'unpause', 'stop', perhaps 'seek s.' I know about the various -daemon and -input modes for alsaplayer and mplayer, which is a good plan-B or C - but want to look for OSC-support first. Q: does any of the standard mediaplayers (aplay, mplayer, alsaplayer, sox/play, banshee, amarok, totem, rhythmbox,xmms....) support OSC-control? Im looking for something very light-weight, fast ("instant") start-up and play. Ideally it would be a player already packaged in the standard distributions. I can probably use a "daemon-mode" player, but need to have separate access to several instances without too much fuzz. Thanks for all relevant suggestions. -anders

12 years, 8 months

Building Audio from a Server Core?

by grekimj＠acousticrefuge.com

Am 27.02.2013 19:46, schrieb Grekim Jennings: >> How difficult or even possible is it to start with a server core system >> and make it useable for a audio? >Very difficult. I guess, the advantage in speed one may get from an >custom-build minimalist system would need some 10 years to collect >enough seconds to bring back the time it takes to build the system in >the first place. >Why not just install a major distro plus audio-layer and run it with >Fluxbox or E or on tty? If I compare the performance of heavy >audio-setups under KDE4 and under Fluxbox on the same system I find it >hard to see any difference... Okay thanks. Well, I just installed Squeeze with only 'laptop' and 'system tools' packages selected. And....audio (usb/Audiobox) is working without any additional downloads, tweeks or anything. So obviously something was missing in the server install. Anyway, I'm just excited that this setup is looking good so far. >> I don't need a GUI/desktop for this. >> I installed Lubuntu server core to a usb flash drive. I added myself to >> the audio group, but my usb Audiobox does not seem to be working, >> although it is recognised with aplay -l. Should it work without any >> additional steps? >> I suppose I could build an Arch system, but I was pleasantly surprised >> by the performance of Ubuntu 12.04 (desktop) with the particular >> software I want to run and thought I would try an even more basic >> setup. Thanks!

12 years, 8 months

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