From: Pieter P. <pi...@jo...> - 2008-12-22 13:29:42
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Kray Van Kirk wrote: > Hi Pieter~ > > Thanks so much for the speedy reply! > > I'm not running a RT kernel yet, because I didn't think the RT version > of 2.6.27 was available yet. Due to hardware constraints, I can't use a > previous version of the kernel. I don't mean a RT kernel (although that would be good too). But is jack running with realtime scheduling (the -R flag on the command line or the 'Realtime' checkbox in qjackctl settings)? > > Periods Buffer = 4 3 should work too > Frames sampling rate = 44100 > Frames per period = 64 this is too low, especially on a non-rt kernel. What if you increase this? > XRUN detection regex: xrun of at least 0-9 +/- msec > Driver: freebob > Interface: hw:0 > Latency: 5.8 msec > > I have all the Sound System preferences set to use ALSA. I've > experimented with re-setting the default motherboard sound card to > function again in the BIOS, but that hasn't changed anything either. What 1394 controller do you have? Pieter > > Thanks so much! > > Kray > > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Pieter Palmers [mailto:pi...@jo...] > *Sent:* Sunday, December 21, 2008 03:32 AM > *To:* kv...@kr... > *Cc:* ffa...@li... > *Subject:* Re: [FFADO-user] [I'm a user and need support] Presonus > FP10, UbuntuStudio, and error messages > > kv...@kr... wrote: > Kray Van Kirk sent a message using the > contact form at > http://www.ffado.org/?q=contact. > > Hi~ > > I'm > running UbuntuStudio on 8.10, on a Penryn motherboard dual core I > > bought from ADK Pro Audio, with freebob 1.011. It's running into a > Presonus > FP10. The folks at ADK knew I was going to be running > Linux, and did not > install an OS when I bought it, but they did > disable onboard sound, IR, and > serial ports in preparation for > interfacing with the FP10. I think, from > their email, that they > also set memory timings, but I don't know what that > means. The > idea was that I would use the FP10 as the system's sound card > for > all audio playback, even if it was not connected with recording. > > > However, when JACK is started, I get the following output in the > message > window: > > 14:33:41.724 Server configuration saved to > "/home/arctos/.jackdrc". > 14:33:41.724 Statistics reset. > > 14:33:41.724 Client activated. > 14:33:41.726 ALSA connection > change. > 14:33:41.727 JACK connection graph change. > 14:33:43.114 > ALSA connection graph change. > 14:33:43.115 JACK connection graph > change. > libiec61883 warning: Established connection on channel 0. > > You may need to manually set the channel on the receiving node. > > libiec61883 warning: Established connection on channel 1. > You may > need to manually set the channel on the transmitting node. > > 14:33:43.149 JACK connection change. > 14:33:43.150 ALSA connection > change. > LibFreeBoB ERR: Dropped packets on connection 1 > > 14:34:31.466 XRUN callback (1). > LibFreeBoB ERR: Dropped packets on > connection 1 > 14:34:33.383 XRUN callback (2). > LibFreeBoB ERR: > Dropped packets on connection 1 > 14:34:42.671 XRUN callback (3). > > > ad infititum... > > This is all new to me, and I wasn't able to > ferret out any answers on the > Ubuntu forums. There's no sound at > all, either from the input mics or CD > output. Howwould you folks > recommend I approach solving this? What settings do you use to run > jack? Is it running with realtime scheduling? What buffer settings? > Greets, Pieter > > Thanks so much!! > > Kray Van Kirk > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > FFADO-user > mailing list > FFA...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ffado-user > |