On 31 July 2010 02:19, Niels Mayer <nielsma...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Yes, the CPU usage is from envy24control. Somehow, strange as it >> sounds... The higher the volume, the higher the CPU usage... Or, if >> the audio output is continually loud, it seems to overload the meters >> and CPU usages rockets. > > I've reproduced and fixed this problem. It had to do with a strange > "Gtk-oscillation" in UI sizing that would happen whenever label > "0dBFS" would get drawn into the digital mixer meter pair (which would > of course occur with louder signals :-) ). Lesser (or at least more > computationally tractable) oscillations within the pane of > sliders&meters might also happen, but the "earthquake" caused by the > digital mixer panel on the LHS resizing had an interesting "feedback > loop" that would take quite a while to "settle out" event-wise.
Oh.. I had noticed a slight shaking but didn't think to mention it, thinking it was just a cosmetic fault. ... > Also, after seeing your snapshots with the "dark" background graphics, > I decided to let a gnome style pick a pair of contrasting colors for > me. so now I'm using the following foreeground/background pair: > widget->style->text_aa[GTK_STATE_ACTIVE] > widget->style->text_aa[GTK_STATE_PRELIGHT] > (the L/R meter pair for the digital mixer pair are the same color as > all the other meters) > > Comments on this approach? The color choice is truly milquetoast now! > But also visible, soothing & functional: Comments? On first impressions, I like the screen shot because it's not the old colours. Though first impressions based upon something not being what it used to be count for nothing in the long run... > http://nielsmayer.com/envy24control/Screenshot-Mudita24-rc0-MonInp.png I'd like to see a 'original color theme' checkbox so we can temporarily be disgusted by the bright-green and cadmium yellow just to make the milquetoast effect soothing once more ;-) james. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-dev mailing list Linux-audio-dev@lists.linuxaudio.org http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-dev