Thread: [Osw-users] Boo!
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From: smoerk <sm...@gm...> - 2003-08-08 17:27:37
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i had to rebuild the rpm from the source rpm and now osw starts. it seems that the rpm from osw.sf.net does not work with redhat 9. after my system froze imediately when clicking the speaker symbol i tried i compiled it with --enable-jack. i suspect this is not officially supported as i couldn't get any sound out of it, only got this "Boo!" messages on the terminal, although it connects to jackd and the osw ports are available. then i tried again with alsa. it crashes when running as root, but works when running as a normal user. latency is not very low, but much better than on my windows install. i guess around 100ms in comparision to 1-2 seconds on my windows (it's on the same machine!). when will the asio drivers for windows be available? |
From: Amar <am...@pt...> - 2003-08-08 18:05:53
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Strange about the binary rpm, I'll look into that. The Jack drivers are part of the source code, but I do not believe they have yet been fully implemented. In the meantime, the ALSA interface is the preferred one. ASIO is being debugged, it will be a separate "add-on" when released. To everyone: I am generally perlexed at the recent experiences of 100ms or 1-2s latencies under Linux and Windows, as well as some of the crashes. I do not see these issues on my systems - variability is not surprising though. Open source projects rely on their user communities to help track down such issues and make improvements. To that end, detailed bug reports either to this list or via the SourceForge bug-tracking system are very welcome. On a similar note, more volunteers to test the Windows installer and Linux rpms prior to each release would be very helpful. -Amar ----- Original Message ----- From: "smoerk" <sm...@gm...> To: <osw...@li...> Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 10:26 AM Subject: [Osw-users] Boo! > i had to rebuild the rpm from the source rpm and now osw starts. it > seems that the rpm from osw.sf.net does not work with redhat 9. > > after my system froze imediately when clicking the speaker symbol i > tried i compiled it with --enable-jack. i suspect this is not officially > supported as i couldn't get any sound out of it, only got this "Boo!" > messages on the terminal, although it connects to jackd and the osw > ports are available. > > then i tried again with alsa. it crashes when running as root, but works > when running as a normal user. latency is not very low, but much better > than on my windows install. i guess around 100ms in comparision to 1-2 > seconds on my windows (it's on the same machine!). > > > > when will the asio drivers for windows be available? > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including > Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. > Download today and enter to win an XBOX or Visual Studio .NET. > http://aspnet.click-url.com/go/psa00100003ave/direct;at.aspnet_072303_01/01 > _______________________________________________ > Osw-users mailing list > Osw...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/osw-users > |
From: smoerk <sm...@gm...> - 2003-08-08 20:26:35
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Amar wrote: > To everyone: I am generally perlexed at the recent experiences of 100ms or > 1-2s latencies under Linux and Windows, as well as some of the crashes. i forgot to mention that it crashes on linux easily with all help_*Noise.osw patches. :) maybe i try to write a better bug report the next days. for now i need some beers after two days of crashing open sound worlds... about the latency, i didn't measure the raw audio latency, this is the latency i get when i touch a slider, switch on audio, etc. it could be a slow gui, which causes this. i have to test it with external triggers, for example OSC commands. the 1000ms latency i experienced on my windows machine is surely a problem with my sound card (rme digi96/8). the rme support wrote me that directsound is supported by this card. so i'm waiting for the asio drivers to test it again on windows (or another machine with a consumer aound card). > I do not see these issues on my systems - variability is not surprising > though. Open source projects rely on their user communities to help track > down such issues and make improvements. To that end, detailed bug reports > either to this list or via the SourceForge bug-tracking system are very > welcome. On a similar note, more volunteers to test the Windows installer > and Linux rpms prior to each release would be very helpful. |
From: smoerk <sm...@gm...> - 2003-08-08 20:42:03
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smoerk wrote: > the 1000ms latency i experienced on my windows machine is surely a > problem with my sound card (rme digi96/8). the rme support wrote me that > directsound is supported by this card. so i'm waiting for the asio is NOT supported > drivers to test it again on windows (or another machine with a consumer > aound card). |