On Wednesday 19 February 2003 17.33, Paul Davis wrote:
* midi thread will now try and use SCHED_FIFO. If you run jackd
with
why?
Probably to make MIDI control as deterministic as the audio
processing. (Not much point in running a synth with small buffers and
SCHED_FIFO otherwise.)
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 17.33, Paul Davis wrote:
* midi thread will now try and use SCHED_FIFO. If you run jackd
with
why?
Probably to make MIDI control as deterministic as the audio
processing. (Not much point in running a synth with small buffers and
SCHED_FIFO otherwise.)
but
On Thursday 20 February 2003 15.29, Paul Davis wrote:
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 17.33, Paul Davis wrote:
* midi thread will now try and use SCHED_FIFO. If you run
jackd with
why?
Probably to make MIDI control as deterministic as the audio
processing. (Not much point in running a
On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 16:33, Paul Davis wrote:
* midi thread will now try and use SCHED_FIFO. If you run jackd with
why?
Without SCHED_FIFO, the midi thread takes a back seat in the
processing. This means that control changes come in chunks, causing big
jumps in the plugins' controls
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 14:29, Paul Davis wrote:
but this is for JACK Rack, not a MIDI sequencer. we're talking about
controlling things from a control surface. why does it need to be so
deterministic when its already inherently sloppy? nobody suggests
that the X server and the GUI thread
I have already got the sound data from sound card into
the buffer, and I've also finished it to encode the
data to gsm and send to another server. Right now I
need to store the sound data to some .wav file in the
server. How can I do it, ether from memory buffer or
gsm? Are there any API to do it?
leo zhu wrote:
I have already got the sound data from sound card into
the buffer, and I've also finished it to encode the
data to gsm and send to another server. Right now I
need to store the sound data to some .wav file in the
server. How can I do it, ether from memory buffer or
gsm? Are there
I'm trying to run a low latency kernel and audio applications on a
crusoe processor laptop.
Yes, I'm crazy.
I have patched a 2.4.20 kernel with the low latency, preemption, and
variable hz patches, as well as a modification to the alim15x3 DMA code
and an extra entry in the unusual USB devices
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 23:47:18 +
Simon Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leo zhu wrote:
I have already got the sound data from sound card into
the buffer, and I've also finished it to encode the
data to gsm and send to another server. Right now I
need to store the sound data to some .wav
