I do not know what this rtcmix thingie is, but here are a couple options
you have:
Convert the rtcmix program to use jack, adding jack functionality to it
figure out how to get rtcmix to use a fifo or stdin/stdout, then write a
small jack app that interfaces with it. It should be no more than a
> Try jack (jackit.sf.net) it will help you in part with what you want.
> latest ardour CVS requires this.
>
> _J
Thanks for your help. But isn't it true that the app has to be
"jack-aware" in order to utilize it as a software downmixing tool?
For instance, I am greatly interested in running m
Try jack (jackit.sf.net) it will help you in part with what you
want. latest ardour CVS requires this.
_J
In the new year, Ivica Bukvic wrote:
> > >As far as the ardour is concerned, when I start it with -D rme9652 -i
> 8
> > >-o 8 flags, and press play it only plays a quick "click-like" snippet
> >As far as the ardour is concerned, when I start it with -D rme9652 -i
8
> >-o 8 flags, and press play it only plays a quick "click-like" snippet
of
> >a sound and immediately stops (no xruns reported). Why is this
happening
> >(I am using the 4-6 days old CVS version)?
>
> no idea. your descri
>Well, I tried restarting the alsasound and that did not fix it at all.
>Granted, I was also trying to use cmixplay command which most likely
>invokes rme card via oss emulation, and I've heard that oss emulation is
>a bit flaky. So, I did end up having to restart the machine to get the
>sound bac
> if this is the problem i think it is, you don't need to reboot. in
> ardour/jack, just stopping+restarting the PCM streams would generally
> clear it.
>
> i have had this problem from time to time as well. i am still, after 2
> years of working with the hammerfall, unsure of what causes it.
just yesterday I had an issue where ardour was running at frames_per_cycle
== 64 and capturing. After about 5 minutes or so (wildly random guess) I
had some wierd alignment problems that caused me to be quite concerned
that coming next would be the famous hammerfall hum at whatever amplitude
it l
>> i have had this problem from time to time as well. i am still, after 2
>> years of working with the hammerfall, unsure of what causes it.
>
>Could it be a PCI problem? Latency timer issue? Busmastering problem?
it seems to be related to the condition of the h/w when it was stopped
and/or resta
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, Paul Davis wrote:
> i have had this problem from time to time as well. i am still, after 2
> years of working with the hammerfall, unsure of what causes it.
Could it be a PCI problem? Latency timer issue? Busmastering problem?
-Dan
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>It seems I have been celebrating too early.
>
>Here's the scoop on my current issues:
>
>I have finally managed to produce sound with the darn thing, but every
>so often now I get sporadic "crackle" out of the output, as well as
>complete distortion of the sound, almost as if the pitch is constan
Hi!
A few months ago I finally managed to make my SBLive card (rev 07)
output AC3 sound via SPDIF. Unfortunately I can only make it work under
a very limited combination of settings.
ALSA seems to be out of the question for me. I've tryed several alsa
versions (even the latest cvs versions, which
It seems I have been celebrating too early.
Here's the scoop on my current issues:
I have finally managed to produce sound with the darn thing, but every
so often now I get sporadic "crackle" out of the output, as well as
complete distortion of the sound, almost as if the pitch is constantly
osc
Does anyone know what the state of the Maestro 3 driver is? My card is an
"ESS Technology ES1983S Maestro-3i PCI Audio Accelerator (rev 10)", "Class
0401: 125d:1998 (rev 10)" according to lspci.
I've been having some problems with it under cvs ALSA. Things have got
better over the last few weeks
(CC me, i'm not subscribed)
hi,
I've got a souncard that claims to be ct4810 by creative.
chip says it's a CT2518-DAQ . I hacked the es1371 driver
to accept id 1271 too, mixer seems to work, but I get no sound.
xmms plays tracks at huge speed. using the latest 0.5 alsa
and 2.4.17 kernel.
/proc/
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am writing a Python extension module for the ALSA PCM device,
> because I am interested in real-time audio processing with Python
> scripts. This may sound weird first, but Python is fast enough
[...]
> Now I'm writing an pure C extension for ALSA-0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Now I'm writing an pure C extension for ALSA-0.9 . I encountered
> the following strange problem:
>
> When I try to initialize the pcm device, I get the following
> error message:
>
For what it's worth, if I write a dynamically loaded Tcl extension
that imp
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