30 Apr
2004
30 Apr
'04
6:10 p.m.
Hi Derek,
I'll just reinstall from source that seems to do the
trick.
--- derek holzer <derek(a)x-i.net> wrote:
My current [Gentoo] Rezound doesn't do this on my
PC, but does on my
PPC.
I've had the exact experiences. I did sell my Mac a
couple days ago and Fedex just dropped off some x86
parts so I'll have two nearly identical x86 boxes for
the studio. Redundancy, redundancy, redundancy.
The problem is that Rezound is a very unruley Jack
client, and the
makers fully acknowledge this. One solution is to
put more pressure [in
the nicest possibly way] on the Rezound list to make
the app fully
compatible with Jack.
Agreed!
I think Davy recently released code that is the first
step towards addressing the realtime threads. JOQ may
have replied to the release statement and initiated
some conversation.
My use of Rezound is mostly sample editing and
playback. I love the interface, it's a great looking
and feeling app. Davy has done a great job.
<snip>
But without Jack, or even ALSA, I don't see
myself
ever using it as a
real sound app in my setup. So Rezound, buggy as it
is, remains the main
choice.
I have almost no interest in any application that
isn't a jack client. Jack simply is the way I want to
work.
ron
good luck,
d.
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I've always had trouble getting the Rezound
CCRMA
package to work as a jack client. When starting,
it
asks what alsa_pcm:playback is wanted,
establishes
the
connection with jack but never starts the gui.
root 8244 1.8 2.1 19376 19376 pts/8 SL
12:00 0:03 rezound --audio-method=jack
It starts fine if the audio method isn't jack. It
also
will start with jack as the audio method if I
compile
from source. Is there some trick I need to
employ?
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