Hi,
I'mlurking
this list for some time now, and I've now seen
several threads
about bad hardware support (drivers).
It got me thinking
about creating a (pro-) soundcard, specifically
for the linux
community. Not an easy job, it should be possible,
although I'm not
sure if I can do it (as
Lance Blisters hat gesagt: // Lance Blisters wrote:
I need to play aiff files from a certain
start time within the file, and i would
greatly prefer a command-line app which
can output raw 16-bit integer output to stdout
because i have a framework for quickly
adding command-line
A number of composers, producers and web developers have put together a
petition to ask Beatnik to open source their Web Tools for interactive
audio, in particular the Beatnik Player and the Beatnik Xtra.
Beatnik is focusing their development resources on the wireless space and
are no
Joachim Backhaus wrote:
Yes, if for example Britney Spears says she uses Linux
for her album EVERYTHING would change!!! :D
At least I would probably change to FreeBSD... :)
- Jussi Laako
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Jussi Laako wrote:
Joachim Backhaus wrote:
Yes, if for example Britney Spears says she uses Linux
for her album EVERYTHING would change!!! :D
At least I would probably change to FreeBSD... :)
- Jussi Laako
a unix god is rescued four years after a plane crash on a desert
island,
Erik,
Have designed professional digital audio hardware in a previous
job, I can tell you that is is far from straight forward, especially
when you talk about more than 2 channels and try to achieve 110+ dB
SNR. This is not something to be embarked upon unless you have a lot
of time money and
I can help, at least with the analog part. But I don't have a lot of extra
money at the moment.
It will have to be low budget for me too...
I'm a student, so funds are very limited. (understatement of the year
candidate)
I do have plenty of time and naive enthusiasm...
Pieter
Max,
hello!
if you have enough time, i'm now studying in electrical engineering
departament of Technion.within 1-2 semesters i will reach my VLSI project,
thus having access to a clean room etc.it is a great idea to design linux
friendly h/w. it is both commercial, interesting and cool.
I don't
Hi,
I've done some changes to lowlatency patched kernel. Mainly fixes to DRM
drivers and few network drivers. Most probably I have done something really
stupid, but those work here(tm). Especially the Radeon driver patch has got
a lot of testing and seems to have huge impact to latencies in my
On Sat, 12 Jan 2002 23:48:19 +0200
Jussi Laako [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've done some changes to lowlatency patched kernel. Mainly fixes to DRM
drivers and few network drivers. Most probably I have done something really
stupid, but those work here(tm). Especially the Radeon driver
Jussi Laako wrote:
Hi,
I've done some changes to lowlatency patched kernel. Mainly fixes to DRM
drivers and few network drivers. Most probably I have done something really
stupid, but those work here(tm). Especially the Radeon driver patch has got
a lot of testing and seems to have huge
Andrew Morton wrote:
As Arjan points out, the eepro100 change will cause deadlocks on SMP,
and general badness on uniprocessor. But I've done a heap of testing
on a eepro100 machine and it hasn't been a problem. I expect that
wait_for_cmd_done() is only a problem during device startup and
Some interesting links(perhaps)...
http://oggonachip.sourceforge.net/
http://www.leox.org/
http://www.gaisler.com/
Marek
(cut)
Maybe a better approach would be, if you are thinking about low level stuff,
to use FPGA or so, but again, it's expensive.
(cut)
Small note:
The RME Hammerfall DSP cards are built upon a Xilinx FPGA.
But I don't think they have their implementation openly available :)
They use Xilinx
Hi,
Here's my second try. I read through the code once more and made some fixes.
Is this correct way to avoid conditional_schedule() when holding spinlock?
Both eepro100 and 3c90x drivers call the command completion wait routine
with spinlock held in few places. I didn't find such situations in
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