10 Jan
2017
10 Jan
'17
3:22 p.m.
Hi Len,
Le 22/12/2016 à 19:04, Len Ovens a écrit :
I think the problem comes from electromagnetic interferences in my environment.
I've been able to not have the looses in other spaces..
Cheers
G
On Thu, 22 Dec 2016, Guillaume Pellerin wrote:
No, I use different models.
As a sysadmin of several headless audio/video
recording and streaming NUC
servers working 24/7, I can say those machines are very stable.
I use them with a custom RT kernel and jackd as a sound server daemon driving
some various external USB pro sound cards (M-Audio, Focusrite, Lexicon, etc..)
and USB webcams.
Just out of interest, are they all the same model?
Which model(s) do you use?
I don't have the references ATM, but they are Intel NUCs from 1st to 3rd generation.
If you use more than one kind, have you noticed any difference?
Only against the kernel version needed, latest models requiring revent kernels...
What latency do you use? (jack terms are fine 128/2 for example)
I use high latency for many box but I've been able to work at 10ms over a USB
card and a reasonable audio process.
I note the use of webcams, does that mean you are also streaming video?
yes
The only pb I have is when micro power losses
appear sometimes, but this is out
of topic.
My understanding is that they run on 12V, (maybe 16V laptop PS). Power out
issues should be easier to deal with on these than with a desktop. I understand
that in your case the trouble may not be great enough to make adding battery BU
worth while. But for others concidering them it is worth the note.
--
Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net
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