On Mon, 25 Jan 2016, Len Ovens wrote:
I am sure some will say that if rtirq doesn't help there is a bad driver...
Check the actual priorities that rtirq sets. It seems to me the last time I checked that if an irq is shared by a, b an c and rtirq is used to prioritize c to 90 for example, a and b will end up at 86 and 88 or something like that even though they should be 50. This was some time ago and may well have changed. In days of old I found even swapping the slots cards were plugged into made a difference, but I have the same cards backwards in the i5 I run now with no problem.
note: I use two audio cards, a delta66 and an audiopci. The delta has to be higher priority than the audiopci (which provides midi only) or I get xruns.
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