Re: Behringer UCG102

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I changed Frames/Period down to 64, and Periods/Buffer to 2 and now latency is down to 2.9 milliseconds.



Here are my settings in Jack Control:



Server Path: /usr/bin/jackd

Driver: alsa

Realtime

No Memory Lock

Force 16 bit

Priority 0

Frames/Second 64

Sample Rate: 44100

Periods/Buffer: 2

Port Maximum: 128

Timeout (msec): 500

Dither: None

Audio: Duplex

Input Device: hw:1,0

Output Device: hw:1,0

Input Channels: 1

Output Channels 2

Input Latency: 1

Output Latency 1



-=cybersean=-

----- Original Message ----
From: Jonathan Stowe <jns@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: alsa-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 5:15:11 AM
Subject: Re:  Behringer UCG102

You might try setting the number of periods ("-n") to 3 which might
enable you to set a lower frames per period, this is a peculiarity of
some hardware that I don't fully understand.

/J\






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