On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 6:56 PM, RJ Ryan <rryan(a)mit.edu> wrote: I compiled mixxx-1.9.0beta1.1 on Fedora 12 and it runs beautifully. Unlike previous versions, this one is able to successfully use ALSA directly, even while using "ondemand" cpu scaling; it allows use of multiple ALSA devices simultaneously (e.g. "SB [HDA ATI SB] [VT1708S Digital]" sending out SPDIF to the "mains" and using "SB [HDA ATI SB] [VT1708S Analog]" as headphone monitor -- all without glitching. It even works properly driving two completely different ALSA devices. Further, all the lights and controls work flawlessly on my Behringer BCD-3000 as well. Previously, for glitch-free performance in mixxx, I had to use jack. Now I can use ALSA directly, which can be useful if you have a low-power device. Next, to see how it performs on a netbook, where having a few less processes (jackd, qjackctl) might make a big difference. Any chance you can get this running on a nokia n900?? Now *that* would be cool! [[ FYI mixxx is distracting me from learning QML and running test progs on the n900, for purpose of developing http://ytd-meego.googlecode.com ]] Associated feature request: "reskin" mixxx so that the UI can be done entirely in QML and allow use of qtquick "gestures" and panels for use on touchscreen devices. This could eventually allow people to use Qt Designer to customize the controls for mixxx (custom layouts, etc) to match the resolution and use-case of the touchscreen device hosting mixxx (such as a http://PandaBoard.org -- check all the music related projects on http://omappedia.org/wiki/PEAP_Projects ) W/r/t mixxx-1.9.0beta1.1 -- this ain't no beta! Ship it!! (of course, this is after five minutes of testing). Very nice! A gift worth lighting an eighth candle for. -- Niels http://nielsmayer.com