On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Eduardo Marcel Macan wrote:
> I think that even raises some new ideas.
>
> As the number of debian packages has grown to 5 digit numbers and
> most people don't mind burning the entire CD set (at least most
> people I know burn/buy the first CD and install the rest from the
> n
On 4 Nov 2003, Jack O'Quin wrote:
> Some people have reported good results running jackd without realtime
> privileges using larger buffers (hence larger latencies). For me,
> running Debian without SMP, this does not work well at all. The
> largest buffer my soundcard supports is 2048 frames,
Zenaan Harkness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Anyhow, as JACK is not of too much use without the lowlatency patched
> > kernel, this is the only option we currently have.
>
> ... for "professional audio". Agreed. And then jackd is still runnable
> by anyone as per standard expectations of debia
Zenaan Harkness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A few multimedia tasks might be useful. Here's one I'd like to start
> with (assuming task == package set): Multimedia Task - Professional
> Recording:
> - ardour
> - jackd + jackstart
> - qjackconnect (still to be packaged by someone?)
This is a g
I probably mixed two ideas on my e-mail
One of them which I called "Debian Multimedia Task" was the
formalization of some kind of "steering group" inside
debian to focus on multimedia related stuff, like Debian-jr
or Debian-desktop...
The other thing was "package sets" I was dreaming of
a single
On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 22:06, Eduardo Marcel Macan wrote:
> I'd like to see the "debian multimedia task" created (or at least
> mentioned in the Debian web pages) to deal with this kind of discussion.
A few multimedia tasks might be useful. Here's one I'd like to start
with (assuming task == packag
I think that even raises some new ideas.
As the number of debian packages has grown to 5 digit numbers and
most people don't mind burning the entire CD set (at least most
people I know burn/buy the first CD and install the rest from the
network), maybe we should start thinking of different ways t
Probably better off on alsa lists (alsa-project from memory, or google
for it), since volume here is pretty low (as you might've discovered),
and (so far at least) geared more toward packaging issues. I have only
a maestro3 chip in my laptop sorry, can't help you there myself. alsa
lists are very!
On Tue, 2003-11-04 at 20:08, guenter geiger wrote:
> Hi, thanks for your explanations,
Courtesy the old(er) hats on debian-mentors. I essentially just collated
the responses to my questions. You're welcome.
> The way I see it the only solution to have realtime functionality
> with JACK is to buil
Hi, thanks for your explanations,
The way I see it the only solution to have realtime functionality
with JACK is to build a capability and lowlatency patched kernel and set
jackstart suid root via the debconf system.
Setting jackd root does not work, because in that state JACK does not
accept c
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