On Fri, 2007-02-02 at 21:44 +0000, rob wrote: > Matt Price wrote: > > that the fact that it's a cheap intel_hda sound card wouldn't matter > > that much. > <snip> > > I usually run jackd from the commandline thus: > > > > /usr/bin/jackd -R -dalsa -dhw:0 > > > Did you try 3 periods, 48kHz? > ah, no, I didn't understand what periods were, I guess, so I didn't try that option. 48k appears to bethe default sampling rate, but -n3 fixes the problem -- in fact there are no xruns at all once I add that switch. yay! I do get a message in jackd: delay of 20690.000 usecs exceeds estimated spare time of 20672.000; restart ... but no errors as a result. so htanks to everyone! So now ardour works great. strangely, though, traverso produces no sound at all with the jackd driver. Not sure whether that was the case before and I was just remembering things wrong when I sent that last email... Anyway wondered whether anyone else had experienced that and whow they'd fixed it. also wondering if there's a general guide to integrating jack into the everyday running of my laptop, hwich I use for lots of stuff besides digital editing -- all kinds of writing and research, and also just playing tunes. would be nice not to have to start and stop jack every time I want to use amarok... but that's more of a wishlist item really. thanks again, matt > > R -- Matt Price History Dept University of Toronto matt.price@xxxxxxxxxxx
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