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> actually IP of the machine with the sound card?
>
>> On 21/10/2015 7:57 am, Nicholas Young wrote:
>> That's exactly what I did. And even after a restart, I still couldn't see
>> the card in rdadmin. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place?
>>
>
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>> cards. I run rdadmin, select "hosts" and attempt to configure the
>> audio card in question (an ASI 5211). Instead of being able to select
>> the one I want, the card selection box is greyed out.
>>
>> rd.conf is configured correctly, far as I can tel
able to select the one I want, the card
selection box is greyed out.
rd.conf is configured correctly, far as I can tell anyway. I'm just wondering
if there's something I missed?
Nicholas
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So, Drew:
> why do you *need* jack for this install?
Mostly because I wanted to use StereoTool, which is only compatible with JACK.
(We don't have the budget for a separate audio processor.)
> I don't recall seeing that the HPI driver will work with jack. I have never
> used the audioscience c
Lorne (and all) —
Great news! I think we just had a breakthrough with the AudioScience card.
Everything appears to be functioning, except a silly issue where the left
output channel sounds fuzzy and completely overdriven. (I'm in touch quite
ASI's Linux support, so we'll see what they come up w
You make a very good point. I'm natively a Mac/Linux guy (and former IT
tech), but dealing with the drivers for my specific card (no, the Rivendell
install disk didn't work, and never has), plus the headache of getting JACK
to work as expected for processing hasn't been the simple process I was
hop
So, this question may be pointless, but I feel like I should ask it anyway.
Backstory: I've had a awfully frustrating time getting my ASI 5211 card
working on Linux. That doesn't even begin to cover the installation and
setup of Rivendell... which everyone keeps praising, but so far, haven't
witnes
After many attempts to make everything cooperate on CentOS with the
Rivendell Appliance (and none of them successful), I decided to go back to
an OS that I know: Ubuntu.
Everything seems to be installed with the Tryphon repositories, but I can't
successfully start rdadmin. It will connect, ask for
u need to do so.
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Sent
o out through the ASI card, to our
mixer. Back in from the mixer into JACK/StereoTool, and out to our audio
encoder.
Nicholas
> On Mar 23, 2015, at 10:48 AM, Frederick Gleason
> wrote:
>
>> On Mar 21, 2015, at 13:18 20, Nicholas Young
>> wrote:
>>
>> ALS
Thank you Lorne! I have to admit, I'm still very new at using Rivendell, but my
years of Linux administration have smoothed out some of the bumps, and your
guide explained the process very well.
Now the next hurdle is getting Rivendell to work at all. I've yet to play out
any audio, despite tr
I'm in the process of replacing my current automation system with Rivendell,
and I realized that I still have one question unresolved:
Is it possible to insert a remote stream in Rivendell at a certain time?
Here's the scenario:
We'll be doing a remote broadcast. From the remote location, we wi
After downloading and installing the CentOS 7-based Broadcast Appliance (v
3.7.0 Beta 2 as of this writing), I think I'm almost ready to go. Except
there's one thing...
ALSA doesn't see my ASI 5211 playout card.
aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: NVidia [HDA NVidia], dev
worked for me. I haven't been
> brave enough do do the other 440+ other updates.
>
> Brad
>
>
>
>> On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 1:30 PM, Nicholas Young
>> wrote:
>> After fighting with Ubuntu, I've decided to give the Broadcast Applianc
My experience with Rivendell so far has been quite bumpy. I installed the
Broadcast Appliance (v2) and never quite got everything working, thanks to
what I later discovered was a defective card from ASI.
Next, I tried Ubuntu, and with the help of ASI engineers, had everything
(mostly) functional.
After fighting with Ubuntu, I've decided to give the Broadcast Appliance DVD a
try. Does anyone have a link to the most recent version? (Hopefully it's on
CentOS 7.)
Nicholas
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bdevice #0: subdevice #0
Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
Subdevice #2: subdevice #2
Subdevice #3: subdevice #3
*.jackdrc*
/usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -dhw:ASI5211 -r44100 -p1024 -n2
I'm probably missing something very basic.
Nicholas
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How would I go about selecting the driver for Rivendell, Drew? Rivendell seems
to see the drivers, but when I click "Audio Ports" everything under the cards
menu seems to be greyed out. (And "card driver" says Unknown.)
Am I missing something or in the wrong menu?
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I'm not sure, Karl. How would I check?
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After going through the TecWhisperer tutorial, I'm still a bit fuzzy on
configuring JACK with ALSA for my Rivendell system. I'm hoping someone has a
post that sheds light on this, or would be willing to help debug.
Currently, ALSA and JACK see each other. ALSA sees my ASI 5221 card. So all is
, etc?
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So I did something not-so-smart. Installed Rivendell (from the tryphon
repos), and realized I didn't have a Rivendell DB., so I made one. Now
rdadmin is complaining that the table "Rivendell.VERSION" doesn't exist.
Ideas?
Nicholas
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I'm a recent convert to the world of Rivendell, and trying to make
everything work together in harmony. So far, Ubuntu doesn't see the ASI
card, and neither does Rivendell. I'm hoping someone on the list can
provide insight.
*Software/Drivers:*
Ubuntu Linux, 14.04.02
ASI HPI 4.14.03
JACK 3.1.1
*H
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