13 Oct
2011
13 Oct
'11
2:49 p.m.
Hey all,
Dunno how many people use Ninjam, but to any that do (and are using
Tobias Gehrig's/Robin Gareus' patches to the linux version), are you
experiencing the jack transport timer reseting itself to 0:00:000 when
an interval finishes or is my jack version (0.120.1) going crazy?
Downside to this is that hydrogen starts sounding out of time with the
metronome.
Cheers,
Andrew.
13 Oct
13 Oct
6:07 p.m.
On 10/13/2011 02:49 PM, Andrew C wrote:
Hey all,
Dunno how many people use Ninjam, but to any that do (and are using
Tobias Gehrig's/Robin Gareus' patches to the linux version),
The original patch is from Torben Hohn. I only fixed a float-double
conversion bug in there.
are you
experiencing the jack transport timer reseting itself to 0:00:000 when
an interval finishes or is my jack version (0.120.1) going crazy?
I've not started ninjam for ages.. so no.
The timebase_callback in ninjam/audiostream_jack.cpp is pretty much a
kludge. It is known to not work correctly with slow-sync clients.
AFAIK hydrogen uses 'JackTransportStarting' and ninjam will not properly
sync with it.
Downside to this is that hydrogen starts sounding out
of time with the
metronome.
Did you [try to] disable the "jack-transport master" setting in
hydrogen? IIRC ninjam needs to become jack-transport master for things
to work.
jack > 0.120 features a new API for calculating/compensating latency.
ninjam does not compensate for any latencies, but hydrogen may. - If
that is the case, you should experience a fixed delay.
Sorry no real solution. I suppose rewriting the ninjam-jack code is the
only way to fix this.
robin
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