This is a follow-up question from yesterday (Thanks Wayne for all of your
help!)
When you get a chance could anyone please assist me in understanding JACK,
Pulse Audio and ALSA? As of right now, we have audio coming through the
board with JACK and Pulse Audio working together. The problem is I t
On Tue, 2011-10-11 at 17:44 -0700, Jeremy Morris wrote:
> I've made enough go-rounds installing RD and other packages to know
> that even on Linux there are things that JUST DON'T WORK.
Agreed... and sometimes, what doesn't or just plain *won't* work is
what's in front of the console, not what's i
On Wed, 12 Oct 2011, Steve Atkins wrote:
Just the other day, I'm nearly upside down in the dentist chair for what
seemed like forever, staring into that giant light with the really fun
rubber dam/clamp like thing giving my jaw cramps, and the Dentist says,
"Opps!". My mind races to that Bill
Now THAT's a great idea! And, as we've learned from reading on this list, if
you can dream it up, Linux can do it.
-Steve
- Original Message -
From: "Alan Peterson"
To: "User discussion about the Rivendell Radio Automation System"
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 6:41:41 AM
Sub
First off, let me say I've thoroughly enjoyed this debate and found your
comments enlightening. I have several friends outside of radio (it happens) who
are paid nicely to fly around the country every week and install their highly
specialized appliance version of Linux. But the other half of th
On Wednesday 12 October 2011 09:03:58 am Rob Landry wrote:
> Windows is the preferred platform more or less by default, much as English
> is the international language of business.
( except, of course, in the USA where we have to "press one to
continue in English" )
Wow ! I wish I'd thought
>From Rob Landry:
>>>
I have a client running [name of Windows-based automation system deleted] ...
their AM is a news-talk station with a
bewildering array of programs and features from various networks, most of them
satellite-delivered and many of the features pre-recorded. Re-inventing that i
On Tue, 11 Oct 2011, James Laurence wrote:
If a broadcasting outfit is running perfectly happily and efficiently and
trouble-free on a Windows platform, and is able to be maintained by capable
staff who have only an elementary knowledge of Windows, then why change to
Linux?
Don't. If it work
No I haven't amended that yet other work commitments have pretty much put
Riv on hold for now. If you've got the PDF the whole script on page 26 is
replaced simply by adding:
/usr/local/bin/caed
/usr/local/bin/ripcd
/usr/local/bin/cdcatchd
To the pulse-jack-post-start.sh script. They both a
Wayne,
Thanks. I should of mentioned in my initial post that I used your guide as
a template in setting up both Jack and Pulse Audio and was a HUGE help.
Thanks again! In other words, everything looks like your pictures, etc.
It's just that the red box shows up and I have no idea why. Let me
Just one more thing, the red box are usually xrun errors (except your
error messages aren't matching up). Usually xruns are reported with the
number of milliseconds that the audio was delayed for and depending on how
long this delay was, you might be able to hear an audio glitch. The only
JACK, Pulse Audio and Rivendell causes a bit of a headache in order to get
them all to play nice. I've only actually achieved this on an Ubuntu
workstation and even then I noticed that on 10.04 Youtube videos were hit
and miss (I think it was a flash problem).
Theres several things you need
Good Morning!
I noticed something this AM when we fired up RDAdmin and that was that the
icon for Jack was inside a red box. We were trying to roll out RD on Oct.
1st but had constant issues with trying to figure out Jack/PulseAudio.
We're sort of at a loss here as to why this red box keeps pop
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