Hi!
I have a programm ( terminus, a space-simulation & rpg game [ the best ;) } ) , and
it sleeps in the following function:
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rt_sigsuspend([]
--- SIGRTMIN (Unknown signal 32) @ 0 (0) ---
<... rt_sigsuspend resumed> ) = -1 EINTR (Interrupted system call)
sigreturn()
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www.museresearch.com
check the "technology->architecture" page (Flash). they are running
linux. they also run VST plugins. how? what's going on ...
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I've heared ab
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> But this wasn't your question ;) .
> jack does NOTHING with quality itsself, because jack is a user-space daemon
Hello again!
I though about my MIDI problem again and I concluded that the only mistake can be my
alsa
version. Nothing else could hang up the system, right ?
Well, then I'd like to know howto use MIDI via the OSS-layer, because alsa-0.9.7 (
current version)
seems to need some "magic" to get st
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Hello,
I am a newbie in the linux audio world and I have some stupid questions:
I want to wrote an ogg player with great quality playback. I've already
look at some other lin
Hi!
I bought a MIDI-keyboard a couple of days ago. It did not work correctly, and
I described my prob at lau. They told me that my ESS-Solo1 card is not able
to use MIDI ( under Linux or generally ?). Well, ok, I exchanged my card with my
fathers ( ES-1379 or simular ). Alsa supports it, I config
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> >The prob. w/ portaudio is it abstracts to OSS, not
> >ALSA and I'd rather not take the least-common
> >denominator road.
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> No. PortAudio abstracts to a callback model. Its
>
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> But well, If I synthize ( ? spelling) two signals and want to send
> them at the same time to the device, my firs
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>Hello !
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>I've read somewhere that it is not possible that threads write different data to /
>dev/dsp.
>But how does Cheesetracker, for example, make it then?
i don't how chees
Hello !
I've read somewhere that it is not possible that threads write different data to
/dev/dsp.
But how does Cheesetracker, for example, make it then?
Sascha Retzki
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>OSS is dead. You should not be writing apps with OSS. If you want
>portability use PortAudio.
Yes, if heared many good stuff about PortAudio where is the homepage ?
Is it portable to NetBSD ( NetBSD is my "2nd OS" ;) )
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>I am interested how 2.6.X Linux kernel will handle OSS. I mean that alsa is the driver
>-layer for these kernels, are OSS-drivers/applications still supported ??
my understanding
Hello !
I am interested how 2.6.X Linux kernel will handle OSS. I mean that alsa is the
driver-layer for these kernels, are OSS-drivers/applications still supported ??
greez, Sascha Retzki
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I installed cheesetracker / legasynth on my computer and have a short question now:
The instrument editor of cheesetracker, if I click arround with the buttons, and then
I added
it to the pattern. But cheesetracker gives out error msg's in the xterm... .
Now, Can I import some sort of instru
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Hello. Can anyone report what is going on with the EU software patents?
How they would affect immediately the audio and graphics development
we are doing? Xine? S
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>It allows you to get a basic DSP algorithm producing sound without you
>worrying about how to configure the audio interface, and then later
>lets that same output be (potentially)
( This email is a reply to one of my threads; but I deleted the originally mail, so I
open another;
to original thread asked you for some background information about pcm-data ...)
hi,
First I want to thank you for the ideas ( http://www.dspguide.com ;
http://www.amazona.de ) ;
and well, I am
Good morning,
I was looking for a good paper (tutorial / documentation) that describes howto
calculate pcm data -- e.g. if I open my sounddevice (/dev/dsp), and sent randomed
data to it, I am not really satisfied; I want to KNOW what data makes what sound.
Of course I know that this is a short de
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Hi, Folks: I am new here and I am also kind of new to Linux, so I have a basic
question. I have worked on a multi-media project on Windows platform, and I used
WaveIn and WaveOu
Hi!
I want to write an app that can synthesize specific Hertz ( keys) at specific times,
like a tracker. I am actually writting the synth, and the following problem is there:
How do I tell my synth() - function that the point in the pattern is reached to play
a a1 for example. I thought about two
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