15 Aug
2011
15 Aug
'11
1:42 a.m.
hermann wrote:
Am Freitag, den 05.08.2011, 21:03 -1000 schrieb
david:
Well, reported that (and a separate issue) using AV Linux's report bug
feature. Turns out the JACK1 and Yoshimi packages AV Linux uses are not
Debian packages, they're custom AV Linux packages. (So why doesn't AV
Linux' report bugs for their own packages to their own tracking system?
beats me.) No help from Debian Multimedia, supposed to go check the AV
Linux forums. Apparently AV Linux wants to use things from Squeeze that
aren't being backported ... or something like that.
AV Linux is a JACK1 distro. On my hardware, JACK2 works better. Bummer,
I like the look of AV Linux.
--
David
gnome(a)hawaii.rr.com
authenticity, honesty, community
Well, just tried to use AVLinux 5.0.1 with my USB
soundcard, and JACK
crashed on startup when I try to run 16msec latency. It will run at
32msec latency. Probably the lack of an RT kernel in the live DVD.
Do you have reported that to GMaq ?
A good way to improve the Linux Audio world is ever report bug's to
upstream. I'm pretty sure that GMaq didn't own a hardware farm to check
any use-case, he need reports by users to improve this stuff.
greats
herman
But to be honest, well I'm a debian sid user myself, and fully agree
with you that tweak a no audio distro to Pro Audio studio is comfortable
at all. I use only my own custom build rt-kernels, and that is also true
for the most of my audio apps. :-)