That shouldn't be the case. I have recompiled and updated jack without needing to recompile other apps on numerous occasions. (I use an SVN version as that seems to work best with FFADO) The jack API is pretty stable I don't know much about ubuntu packages, but I'm pretty sure the current version of jack already supports FFADO. On Fri Jun 12 14:14 , Alex Norman sent: >I guess I should try it, I'm just not excited about having to have a custom >built version of jack, which then means I have to build all my jack apps from >source [afaik]. > >-Alex > >On 0, "sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx" sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> >> On Fri Jun 12 11:12 , Alex Norman sent: >> >> >I get this error often but without an specific indication of why: >> > >> >LibFreeBoB ERR: Dropped packets on connection 1 >> > >> >And then I get a glitch in my audio. >> > >> >I use ubuntu and I have libfreebob 1.0.11-0ubuntu1 >> > >> >I have my cpu clocked as fast as it can go and very little load on my system [I >> >don't have my web browser open, I'm only recording audio using mhwaveedit]. >> > >> >I'm wondering if anyone has any strategies I can take to get rid of this? It is >> >super annoying because I'm trying to record records into my computer and every >> >time this happens I have to start the song over. >> > >> >thanks, >> >Alex >> > >> Not a solution, but have you tried FFADO as it is the successor to Freebob... I >> find it more stable with my hardware. >> >) _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
