10 Jan
2006
10 Jan
'06
6:46 p.m.
Florian Schmidt:
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 14:27:08 -0700
Garett Shulman <shulmang(a)colorado.edu> wrote:
Hmpfh, well, as I have been trying to point out some times already,
timemachine is a program for capturing what you might have thought you
could use, while programs such as ardour, jackrec or jack_capture are
programs for capturing what are sure you want to use. timemachine is
great, but it doesn't seem to me like anyone understand its purpose(!)...
(timemachine captures x time of sound before pressing record, a great
idea, but its for a little bit different purpose than this).
So, to my point, which (of course) was mostly to promote my own program:
Use jack_capture, http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/src . It does exactly what
you want, and as simple as possible.
--
Hello, perhaps this rediculous and
non-sensical... I have an audio
application outputing sound to the jack input client
alsa_pcm:playback_1. This is a physical playback device on a soundcard.
In addition to playing this back out of the sound card I would also like
to record it to a wav file on the hard drive. Does anybody have any
ideas for doing this. Perhaps a third jack client that has an input and
an output and just writes anything from the input to the output.
timemachine
just connect the apps output to the timemachine inputs AND the
alsa_pcm:playback ports.
11 Jan
11 Jan
11:02 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] recording jack input
On Tuesday 10 January 2006 22:46, Kjetil S. Matheussen was like:
Hmpfh, well, as I have been trying to point out some
times already,
timemachine is a program for capturing what you might have thought you
could use, while programs such as ardour, jackrec or jack_capture are
programs for capturing what are sure you want to use. timemachine is
great, but it doesn't seem to me like anyone understand its purpose(!)...
(timemachine captures x time of sound before pressing record, a great
idea, but its for a little bit different purpose than this).
So, to my point, which (of course) was mostly to promote my own program:
Use jack_capture, http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/src . It does exactly what
you want, and as simple as possible.
I heard you.
Up to this point I've been using timemachine for all audio captures - I can't
use Ardour for recording soft sound sources due to CPU/Memory restrictions.
Timemachine works fine for this, you just set the lead-in time to a
relatively small amount. I like the 'One Big Button' design of the GUI :)
My main reason for using timemachine is because it's on the menu and it works,
I confess. The one limitation is that mostly I want the captures to be easily
time-synched i.e start at 00:00:0000 and end at nn:nn:nnnn as audio dumps
from Ardour and Hydrogen do by default. I've kind of assume that timemachine
wasn't really built for this, so haven't bothered to look too hard.
Would this be easy to set up using jack_capture?
I want a big red button which does precisely this, I can make my own gui if
need be, but Ideally I'd like to see a record button on qjackctl.
--
cheers,
tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk/tim
11:13 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] recording jack input
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 03:02:40PM +0000, tim hall wrote:
My main reason for using timemachine is because
it's on the menu and it works,
I confess. The one limitation is that mostly I want the captures to be easily
time-synched i.e start at 00:00:0000 and end at nn:nn:nnnn as audio dumps
from Ardour and Hydrogen do by default. I've kind of assume that timemachine
wasn't really built for this, so haven't bothered to look too hard.
What does start at 00:00:0000 mean? I originally intended timemachine to
be a simple recorder, that had the option to do the pre-record thing, but
I never got round to adding a control to turn it off, and noone ever asked
for it.
- Steve
11:30 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] recording jack input
Aha, Steve, you are here :-)
Can you, please, comment disappearance of digits along a db scale when
the timemachine's window is resized to be wider?
======= On Wednesday 11 January 2006 18:13, Steve Harris wrote: =======
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 03:02:40PM +0000, tim hall wrote:
My main reason for using timemachine is because
it's on the menu and it works,
I confess. The one limitation is that mostly I want the captures to be easily
time-synched i.e start at 00:00:0000 and end at nn:nn:nnnn as audio dumps
from Ardour and Hydrogen do by default. I've kind of assume that timemachine
wasn't really built for this, so haven't bothered to look too hard.
What does start at 00:00:0000 mean? I originally intended timemachine to
be a simple recorder, that had the option to do the pre-record thing, but
I never got round to adding a control to turn it off, and noone ever asked
for it.
- Steve
1:03 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS (PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
thanks
R~
1:12 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
Building the web site should be easy with e107 or
JBoss Portal:
e107 (php) Portal:
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e107 Resources:
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JBoss (Java) Portal:
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--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all
of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level
of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that
can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building
a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at
present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
thanks
R~
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2:01 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all
of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level
of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that
can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building
a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at
present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
Ron Parker
thanks
R~
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6:50 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Need it. I have a friend who runs a florishing gaming server biz. He is
bringing in Cogent supposedly who have dirt cheap bandwith and he said he
has enough spare PC junk to build a sperate box if I want to supply the
hard drives...
It's not firmed up yet and if someone has a cheap & easy alternative, we
are all ears.
Thanks
R~
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all
of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level
of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that
can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building
a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at
present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
7:03 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
hanaghan(a)starband.net offered the following on 01/11/2006 04:50 PM:
Have you checked with the ibiblio.org project to see if you qualify?
http://ibiblio.org/collection.html
Tom
--
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Open Studios, Charles City, Iowa, USA
www.ibiblio.org/studioforrecording/
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Need it. I have a friend who runs a florishing gaming server biz. He is
bringing in Cogent supposedly who have dirt cheap bandwith and he said he
has enough spare PC junk to build a sperate box if I want to supply the
hard drives...
It's not firmed up yet and if someone has a cheap & easy alternative, we
are all ears.
Thanks
R~
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all
of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level
of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that
can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building
a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at
present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
11:37 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
hanaghan(a)starband.net offered the following on
01/11/2006 04:50 PM:
Have you checked with the ibiblio.org project to see if you qualify?
http://ibiblio.org/collection.html
Tom
Not yet. But it's on my shopping list if my other otions fall through.
thanks
R~
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Need it. I have a friend who runs a florishing gaming server biz. He
is bringing in Cogent supposedly who have dirt cheap bandwith and he
said he has enough spare PC junk to build a sperate box if I want to
supply the hard drives...
It's not firmed up yet and if someone has a cheap & easy alternative,
we are all ears.
Thanks
R~
Hi folks,
I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about all
of our needs to do
this and maintain it. Also mainting the high level
of stability that
PClinuxOS can boast.
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that
can test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building
a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at
present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
12 Jan
12 Jan
3:05 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Let me know if things don't work out there. I've got a
Dreamhost account that's got decent bandwidth and
storage. If you were to exceed the bandwidth and cost
me money I'd have to shut you down which would suck
bad. Dreamhost seems fully drawn into the storage and
bandwidth war so it might never be an issue. Any idea
how much bandwidth you would use?
BTW, Ardour is hosted at Dreamhost so the lack of
anonymous CVS access is a bit of hassle for some
projects.
ron
see if you qualify?
Not yet. But it's on my shopping list if my other
otions fall through.
thanks
R~
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hanaghan(a)starband.net offered the following on
01/11/2006 04:50 PM:
>>
>>--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi folks,
>>>
>>>I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
>>>(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
>>>rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about
all
>>>of our needs to do
>>>this and maintain it. Also mainting the high
level
>>>of stability that
>>>PClinuxOS can boast.
>>>
>>>Right now, we need to get a couple of testers
that
>>>can test new packages
>>>and also someone who might be interested in
building
>>>a website and
>>>maintaining it. I am working on server space at
>>>present with adequate
>>>bandwidth, etc
>>
>>You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
>>
>
> Need it. I have a friend who runs a florishing
gaming server biz. He
> is bringing in Cogent supposedly who have
dirt
cheap bandwith and he
> said he has enough spare PC junk to build a
sperate box if I want to
> supply the hard drives...
>
> It's not firmed up yet and if someone has a cheap
& easy alternative,
>> we are all ears. Thanks
R~
Have you checked with the ibiblio.org project to
5:12 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
Let me know if things don't work out there. I've got a
Dreamhost account that's got decent bandwidth and
storage. If you were to exceed the bandwidth and cost
me money I'd have to shut you down which would suck
bad. Dreamhost seems fully drawn into the storage and
bandwidth war so it might never be an issue. Any idea
how much bandwidth you would use?
BTW, Ardour is hosted at Dreamhost so the lack of
anonymous CVS access is a bit of hassle for some
projects.
ron
Thank your Mr Parker!
I'll let you know how I fare with the other options.
Thanks
R~
hanaghan(a)starband.net offered the following on
01/11/2006 04:50 PM:
>>
>>--- hanaghan(a)starband.net wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi folks,
>>>
>>>I have been working on the new LiveCD for PCLOS
>>>(PClinuxOS) with Thac's
>>>rpms. I have been communicating with Thac about
all
>>>of our needs to do
>>>this and maintain it. Also mainting the high
level
>>>of stability that
>>>PClinuxOS can boast.
>>>
>>>Right now, we need to get a couple of testers
that
>>>can test new packages
>>>and also someone who might be interested in
building
>>>a website and
>>>maintaining it. I am working on server space at
>>>present with adequate
>>>bandwidth, etc
>>
>>You need space and bandwidth or already have it?
>>
>
> Need it. I have a friend who runs a florishing
gaming server biz. He
> is bringing in Cogent supposedly who have
dirt
cheap bandwith and he
> said he has enough spare PC junk to build a
sperate box if I want to
> supply the hard drives...
>
> It's not firmed up yet and if someone has a cheap
& easy alternative,
>> we are all ears. 
11 Jan
11 Jan
6:49 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
On 1/11/06, hanaghan(a)starband.net <hanaghan(a)starband.net> wrote:
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers that can
test new packages
and also someone who might be interested in building a website and
maintaining it. I am working on server space at present with adequate
bandwidth, etc
I'll be happy to beta test, given that I meet all of the requirements.
Please keep my email address handy.
Josh
--
Josh Lawrence
http://www.hardbop200.com
11:35 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Looking for a couple of volunteers for testing and possible website build /maintain...
On 1/11/06, hanaghan(a)starband.net
<hanaghan(a)starband.net> wrote:
Excellent,
Thanks...I'll be in touch soon
R~
Right now, we need to get a couple of testers
that can test new
packages and also someone who might be interested in building a
website and maintaining it. I am working on server space at present
with adequate bandwidth, etc
I'll be happy to beta test, given that I meet all of the requirements.
Please keep my email address handy.
12:03 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] recording jack input
On Wednesday 11 January 2006 15:13, Steve Harris was like:
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 03:02:40PM +0000, tim hall
wrote:
Sorry, Steve. That was a bit vague.
Basically I want the recording to start at Bar 1 and end precisely at the end
of the last bar. I simply assumed timemachine wasn't intended to do that. So
timemachine would need to sync to, say, Rosegarden via Jackd. Play is
triggered by the big red button and stop is triggered by the end of the last
bar.
Can I make a feature request?-)
--
cheers,
tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk/tim
My main reason for using timemachine is because
it's on the menu and it
works, I confess. The one limitation is that mostly I want the captures
to be easily time-synched i.e start at 00:00:0000 and end at nn:nn:nnnn
as audio dumps from Ardour and Hydrogen do by default. I've kind of
assume that timemachine wasn't really built for this, so haven't bothered
to look too hard.
What does start at 00:00:0000 mean? I originally intended timemachine to
be a simple recorder, that had the option to do the pre-record thing, but
I never got round to adding a control to turn it off, and noone ever asked
for it.
12:09 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] recording jack input
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 04:02:54PM +0000, tim hall wrote:
Actually it made perfect sense, I was just being dense.
What does
start at 00:00:0000 mean? I originally intended timemachine to
be a simple recorder, that had the option to do the pre-record thing, but
I never got round to adding a control to turn it off, and noone ever asked
for it.
Sorry, Steve. That was a bit vague. Basically I want the recording to start at Bar 1 and
end precisely at the end
of the last bar. I simply assumed timemachine wasn't intended to do that. So
timemachine would need to sync to, say, Rosegarden via Jackd. Play is
triggered by the big red button and stop is triggered by the end of the last
bar.
Can I make a feature request?-)
Yeees, but its not likly to get implemented unless someone else requests
it, or I get a patch :)
- Steve
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