On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, David Gerard Matthews Jr. wrote (edited):
> I'm looking to replace my SBLive with a "pro" device. Basically, it
> boils down to an RME Hammerfall or a Delta 1010. The biggest problems
> I see with the Hammerfall are the lack of onboard midi (could I use
> the midi port from
whats the legal status of surround encoding? are we free to write
GPL'ed software that encodes 6 streams of audio data into DTS or Dolby
digital?
--p
On Mon, Oct 15, 2001 at 05:06:22PM -0700, John Lazzaro wrote:
> OK, good enough, as long as someone will actually be using it I'll
> look into it further ...
Well, I don't want you to spend a whole lot of time on it solely on my
behalf! Is anybody else interested in SAOL -> LADSPA? If so, are an
jon soong wrote:
> i really don't know about running audio thru a laptop,
> there are a lot of problems . one of the main ones is
> the hdd's just don't run fast enough!
I've done some pretty standard stuff through my HP Omnibook 6000 +
Docking station + RME Digi96/8. I would suspect the Hammer
I have a sony vaio z505 p3 750
and i tried to use pro tools free on it (the cracked
32 track version) and it is crash CITY
- this is with Win ME
Acid works good on it though
i really don't know about running audio thru a laptop,
there are a lot of problems . one of the main ones is
the hdd's
>I've been checking out OpenML[1], and I was wondering what, it could mean to
>linux audio development?
it looks largely irrelevant to me. or to put it another way, its
relevant in the same way that ASIO is relevant: it might shape the h/w
designs that some manufacturers use, but nothing more.
i
> Paul Winkler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>
> On Sat, Oct 13, 2001 at 06:24:24PM -0700, John Lazzaro wrote:
>> Let me know, if there's no user interest in
>> a single-instanced LADSPA, I won't spend cycles
>> doing one ... there are enough audio and control
>> drivers in sfront that no one
>how irritating! a package has just shown up on debian by the name of jack, a
>cd-ripper.
can you send me a URL or email address? we'll see if we can nip this
in the bud ...
>one, however, would like a new release with a new, final name (jack, laaga,
>foolib, whatever, I have my preferences but
Jelle wrote:
>
> hi all.
>
> I've been checking out OpenML[1], and I was wondering what, it could mean to
> linux audio development?
>
> Is OpenML a "universal" media driver uberprotocol, to simplify driver issue
> and to have a single interface for audio video etc devices?
>
> Should OpenML b
how irritating! a package has just shown up on debian by the name of jack, a
cd-ripper.
people with more of a stake in the issue, do what you like with the name. I for
one, however, would like a new release with a new, final name (jack, laaga,
foolib, whatever, I have my preferences but they don'
On Mon, Oct 15, 2001 at 01:59:20PM -0400, Richard C. Burnett wrote:
> Now in MIDI land, the XT
> midi controller from Motu is MUCH better than the MAudio equivalent. I
> don't know if those have Linux drivers (USB midi ports).
I doesn't, neither have the midiman USB midi interfaces, which is a s
hi all.
I've been checking out OpenML[1], and I was wondering what, it could mean to
linux audio development?
Is OpenML a "universal" media driver uberprotocol, to simplify driver issue
and to have a single interface for audio video etc devices?
Should OpenML be used with JACK to provide media
>external add-on for this weighs in against it.) The biggest problems I
>see with the Hammerfall are the lack of onboard midi (could I use the
>midi port from my SB or even my crummy motherboard sound card and have
>audio go through the Hammerfall) and the fact that I hear it's somewhat
>hard to
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Fred Gleason wrote:
> You might also want to check out Digigram's PCXPocket product line. Last
> I spoke to them (about a year ago) they had no Linux support but were
> considering adding it. http://www.digigram.com/
That is interesting because when we last spoke to them (a
While on the subject of the relative merits of various audio interfaces,
I'd like to pose a question. I'm looking to replace my SBLive with a
"pro" device. Basically, it boils down to an RME Hammerfall or a Delta
1010. I've done my homework on the two cards, but I've never seen
either of them i
i just remembered that latency information for mac and windows does not
neccessarily pertain to linux, considering i get better latency in linux
than i do in windows.
fwiw,
dave
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Richard W.E. Furse wrote:
> Decent multichannel audio on laptops is turning out to be rather annoyingly
> difficult. I've been waiting for ages for the USB-based M-Audio 4in/4out
> card. This has shipped for the Mac, but (nearly a year on) they've still not
> released it for
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Richard W.E. Furse wrote:
> > There are none. The VX Rocket is the only PCMCIA device that could be
> > considered a serious audio interface, and it supports only 2 channels.
> >
> > --p
>
> I believe there is (was) a multichannel version of this around (may be
> output only)
Fred Gleason wrote:
>
> On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Son of Zev wrote:
>
> > At this stage I am unaware of any precedent to this kind of claim. The claim
> > against mp3/p2p software was an issue of music copyright and the illegal
> > distribution of it - however no one ever sued anyone for making a rec
My apologies for ignorantly stating Guenter as the author of the Hammerfall
driver, I was incorrectly informed (seems like he did some kind of work [or
at least was planning to] on the native interface, or something like that,
so I mixed it all up in my head... DOH!). So again, my apologies.
Ico
Here's an e-mail I got from RME support guy, as much as Inspiron 8000 is
concerned (which is what I have and must say am very happy with it). If you
read on their website, they claim that the cooling fan interrupt is what
causes monstrous latency at the moment it gets engaged/disengaged (due to
cr
I was *not* happy with the MOTU 2408mkII on my windows machine. The
firewire interface connector was very touchy to the slightest movement and
when it pops out you get some loud noise out if you have things
connected. I really liked some of the options on it but compared to the
Delta 1010 which
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Son of Zev wrote:
> At this stage I am unaware of any precedent to this kind of claim. The claim
> against mp3/p2p software was an issue of music copyright and the illegal
> distribution of it - however no one ever sued anyone for making a recordable
> tape deck or video p
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Paul Davis
> Sent: 15 October 2001 14:03
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] is there a hammerfall dsp driver in the
> works?
[...]
>
> >version for laptops) driver for linux at thi
Greetings,
I'm shopping for a laptop that I would like to use for audio
recording/mixing.
On 6 Jul 2001, John Lazzaro cc'd a letter originally sent to the
[music-dsp] mail-list by Paul Russell that included this link to one man's
evaluation of laptops for audio use.
http://www.rme-au
Hey, great interview.
I wished to be a kernel hacker sometimes...sigh.
Besides, great to see, that "merging" Andrew's and Robert's patches is
possible and even in progress.
Did anyone of you compare both patches or use Robert's preemption instead
of the ll-patch?
cheers, tobias.
On Mon, 15 O
>can't see that in the terms. (and a personal request to make it truly viable
>for both audio and video put SMPTE/MMC sync functionality on to it... so it
>can lock to external video and audio devices correctly - I know Paul -
>wordclock would be paramount too)
FYI: wordclock is a h/w issu
Hi All
Hey I know this is a rather late comment - but I read everyone elses
contribution and I feel I should add.
At this stage I am unaware of any precedent to this kind of claim. The claim
against mp3/p2p software was an issue of music copyright and the illegal
distribution of it - however
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>you write:
>Does anyone know whether Gunther Geiger (the author of Hammerfall driver),
>or anyone else for that matter, working on the RME's Hammerfall DSP (pcmcia
Gunter is not the author of the hammerfall driver.
Winfried Rietsch wrote the original "native" driver
hello * !
there is a very interesting interview with robert love at
kerneltrap.com about the kernel pre-emption patch.
see http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad/news.php3 .
best,
jörn
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Ivica Bukvic wrote:
>
> Does anyone know whether Gunther Geiger (the author of Hammerfall driver),
> or anyone else for that matter, working on the RME's Hammerfall DSP (pcmcia
> version for laptops) driver for linux at this time? If not, what are current
> available solutions for the intel/amd l
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