9 Dec
2004
9 Dec
'04
7:36 p.m.
Does anyone have portaudio functioning on their Linux box and if so, can
you give a brief overview of how and what is required?
eg: I read it will co-exist and work with alsa? Does that mean it
co-operates with jack and can be run from the Qjackctl app? Latency
issues? is it robust?
Thanks
9 Dec
9 Dec
8:35 p.m.
Russell Hanaghan wrote:
Does anyone have portaudio functioning on their Linux
box and if so,
can you give a brief overview of how and what is required?
eg: I read it will co-exist and work with alsa? Does that mean it
co-operates with jack and can be run from the Qjackctl app? Latency
issues? is it robust?
I too would be very interested in hearing experiences with portaudio.
brad
10 Dec
10 Dec
5:05 a.m.
Last Friday 10 December 2004 00:35, Brad Fuller was like:
and me.
tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk
Does anyone
have portaudio functioning on their Linux box and if so,
can you give a brief overview of how and what is required?
eg: I read it will co-exist and work with alsa? Does that mean it
co-operates with jack and can be run from the Qjackctl app? Latency
issues? is it robust?
I too would be very interested in hearing experiences with portaudio. 
6:09 a.m.
On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:05:05 +0000, tim hall wrote
Last Friday 10 December 2004 00:35, Brad Fuller was
like:
and me.
I've used it in in a few apps for audio capture, and also tried it
occasionally for audio output. It works fine with alsa or oss, and jack works,
but I recall a few problems. I haven't used the jack version (v19) that much,
it needs more developers to work on it I think.
Does
anyone have portaudio functioning on their Linux box and if so,
can you give a brief overview of how and what is required?
eg: I read it will co-exist and work with alsa? Does that mean it
co-operates with jack and can be run from the Qjackctl app? Latency
issues? is it robust?
I too would be very interested in hearing experiences with portaudio. From a programmer's POV it's really nice, as
it's crossplatform and is pretty
much like a simpler version of Jack.
dave
5:47 a.m.
On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 15:36:09 -0800, Russell Hanaghan
<hanaghan(a)starband.net> wrote:
Does anyone have portaudio functioning on their Linux
box and if so, can
you give a brief overview of how and what is required?
eg: I read it will co-exist and work with alsa? Does that mean it
co-operates with jack and can be run from the Qjackctl app? Latency
issues? is it robust?
Both Audacity and ReZound require portaudio (though ReZouhnd has a
native JACK driver). Does it work on ALSA for you? It works for me :)
I never tried Audacity with JACK. Don't really know why, but I
haven't.
In order to have Audacity up and running with ALSA/JACK you need
PortAudio v19. You can either have PortAudio already installed in your
system or just use the version which is distributed with Audacity
source code.
You need to explicitely say "--with-portaudio=v19" to your ./configure script.
Alexandre
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