Robert Jonsson wrote: >I think you know this and probably do it right already, can't hurt to repeat >it though. >You have to run the sb-live with 48khz sampling frequency to achieve good >performance. I haven't heard of this particular issue but I imagine it's >possible since sb-live does internal resampling... > I've started using JACK with 48 kHz. >More probable is perhaps that the card is faulty. > Doubtful. Playback is fine with XMMS through long playlists. I did add the 'no-hlt' instruction to lilo.conf, that definitely fixed a problem with mouse noise. I've been experimenting with various settings for JACK, I'll put a report together when I've found my optimal values. I'm a little suspicious about the nVidia card/driver combination. Anyone else using a gForce with the nVidia driver ? I'm also interested in anyone else's settings, experiences with, or opinions on using an SBLive with JACK. Best, dp > >/Robert > >On Tuesday 03 February 2004 04.37, Dave Phillips wrote: > > >>Greetings: >> >> I've already written to the usual lists about this problem, but as yet >>I've read no solution. >> >> During playback of audio in JACK apps (Snd, Ardour, SC3) the sound wil >>often start out fine but after a few minutes it begins to distort in a >>"zipping" fashion, like it's out of sync with itself. After a few >>minutes it returns to stability. It's starting to be a real problem for >>me, so I thought I'd ask here again if anyone else has experienced this >>problem and what did you do to fix it. >> >> Here's the system: >> >> Planet CCRMA RH 9 w. kernel 2.4.24-ll >> ALSA 1.0.1 >> JACK 0.94 >> SBLive Value >> gForce2 w. nVidia driver >> XFree86 4.3.0 >> >> The machine is no screamer, an 800 MHz Duron, but I haven't had this >>problem with it before. I have suspicions about the nVidia card and >>driver, and I'm also wondering about moving the SBLive to another slot. >>Any and all advice on this problem will be vastly appreciated. >> >> Btw, I don't have the problem during playback from XMMS or xine. >> >>Best regards, >> >>dp >> >> > > > >
