[03:19] <zus> hello
[03:48] <zus> good evening
[04:52] <zus> in system>user & group> when adding myself to the audio group the pop up window where i tic my name,  the field under group name: is blank do i name is audio or leave it blank (only tic my name and hit ok?)
[04:58] <zus> nvm im sorted.
[05:00] <tucemiux> click on "Manage Groups"
[05:01] <zus> yeah, i figured it out,  thanks
[05:07] <tucemiux> no problem
[05:16] <zus> ive got a question for the video people,...im trying to copy an .avi from a hard drive thats failing i get an "error splicing file:input/output error"   when i copies, i can watch the movie/tv show (has happened with a few of them) but if i forward or rewind the film looks like water swishing on a broken display. is there a fix? one file i was able to keep trying till it copied fine, but it dont work  all the time...
[05:25] <tucemiux> but how is that related to video?  That is an ubuntu related question, you should ask in #ubuntu
[05:38] <zus> ill try there.
[07:34] <Peaches491> hello all
[07:35] <Peaches491> anyone willing to help this amateur?
[07:35] <holstein> hey Peaches491
[07:35] <holstein> whats up?
[07:42] <Peaches491> i'm looking to install the gdm from the hardy release in my new 10.04 install
[07:42] <Peaches491> any ideas?
[07:45] <holstein> Peaches491: you checked gnome look?
[07:45] <Peaches491> i looked, but no cigar
[07:46] <Peaches491> is there a way i can pull it from the iso?
[07:46] <holstein> probably
[07:46] <holstein> you been to #ubuntu-beginners ??
[07:47] <holstein> i know its loud in #ubuntu
[07:47]  * jussi doenst thhink you can without lots of grief
[07:47] <holstein> hmmm
[07:47] <holstein> we got plymouth since then right?
[07:47] <holstein> does that matter?
[07:49] <jussi> its a whole new thing....
[07:49] <jussi> the whole boot sequencing changed iirc
[07:49] <holstein> yeah...
[07:49] <holstein> Peaches491: you might have to embrace the new :)
[07:50] <Peaches491> oh well
[07:50] <Peaches491> thanks for trying guys
[07:50] <Peaches491> its almost 3 AM
[07:50] <Peaches491> so im gonna hit the sack
[07:50] <Peaches491> thanks again! im sure i'll be back
[07:50] <holstein> later
[07:50] <holstein> :)
[10:44] <arand> I've got midi_kbd+jack+qsynth+soundfont setup for playing, but I'm looking for a way to transpose the midi somewhere alound the route, is there something able to do this easily (I've looked but not found anything)..
[11:13] <AutoStatic> arand: qmidiroute
[11:18] <arand> AutoStatic: Thanks! Exactly what I was after.
[11:19] <AutoStatic> arand: you're welcome :)
[13:01] <pablo100> hi
[13:05] <AutoStatic> Hello
[13:06] <pablo100> Hi Auto! How's life
[13:09] <pablo100> is someone testing maverick?
[13:10] <pablo100> anyone*
[13:10] <AutoStatic> pablo100: life's good!
[13:10] <AutoStatic> and you?
[13:10] <AutoStatic> I'm not such a testing kind of person
[13:11] <pablo100> :) I am pablo from linuxmusicians, I am glad you are fine
[13:11] <AutoStatic> so no, I'm not testing Maverick
[13:11] <AutoStatic> Ah, and Pablo_F
[13:11] <AutoStatic> right?
[13:11] <pablo100> yes
[13:13] <AutoStatic> :)
[16:53] <Jef91> does Ubuntu Studio include a real time kernel by default?
[17:08] <holstein> Jef91: hello
[17:08] <holstein> it doesnt right now
[17:08] <holstein> BUT
[17:09] <holstein> you should try the generic one
[17:09] <holstein> ive heard good things about the generic one working great
[17:09] <holstein> and sudo apt-get install linux-rt gets you the RT kernel
[17:09] <holstein> !grub2
[17:10] <Jef91> thanks
[17:10] <holstein> ^^ if you need to figure out how to select the RT kernel by default at boot :)
[17:17] <edakiri> What is a convenient tool for setting pixels/meter in PNGs?
[17:20] <Jef91> what is difference between the real time vs low latency kernel for audio work?
[17:48] <holstein> Jef91: priority pretty much
[17:49] <holstein> alot of what we need about the RT kernel is making its way into the generic one though
[17:49] <holstein> edakiri: im just barely capable in GIMP ;)
[17:52] <holstein> Jef91: have you tried the generic kernel ?
[17:52] <holstein> and found it to be insufficient?
[17:53] <holstein> we need low latency for some audio tasks
[17:54] <holstein> like live effects processing
[17:54] <holstein> real-time
[17:54] <holstein> using a project like http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/
[17:54] <holstein> if it takes a noticable amount of time for your hardware to process the audio data
[17:54] <holstein> and spit it back out
[17:55] <holstein> there will be lag
[17:55] <holstein> getting lower latency helps the effected sound happen when you strum the guitar for example
[17:55] <holstein> DOAH
[19:29] <edakiri> any recommendations of WWW sites for graphics manipulation that might tell how to set pixels/meter in PNGs?
[21:11] <databridge> hey guys i need help with ubuntu studio
[21:12] <tucemiux> databridge, whats the question
[21:14] <databridge> i have a sound card from creative audigy 2 zs which was working fine on ubuntu studio 8.10, i was using a mic through line-in and real time effects with jack - then suddenly it stops working and i don`t figured out why, so i decided to install the latest version but it also dont works there, i can record on line in but cannot playback or using effects on it
[21:14] <databridge> with the onboard sound i have sound but also no effects
[21:15] <holstein> databridge: can you test the hardware?
[21:16] <holstein> maybe an ubuntu 8.04 live CD
[21:16] <holstein> and/or another distro's live CD
[21:16] <databridge> hardware is ok
[21:16] <databridge> it must be some kind of software problem
[21:16] <databridge> with windows everything is fine
[21:16] <holstein> OH
[21:16] <holstein> OK, i agree
[21:17] <holstein> hmmm
[21:17] <holstein> your still on 8.10?
[21:17] <holstein> ...i see
[21:17] <databridge> no 10.04
[21:17] <holstein> you upgraded to lucid
[21:17] <databridge> i installed new
[21:18] <holstein> i think it would be worth looking at an 8.04 or 9.10 live CD
[21:18] <holstein> and noting what kernel is supporting the card
[21:18] <holstein> you can run uname -a in the terminal
[21:19] <holstein> then, i would check
[21:19] <holstein> lspci
[21:19] <holstein> and see if the card shows up
[21:19] <databridge> hm
[21:19] <holstein> ALSO
[21:19] <holstein> aplay -l
[21:19] <holstein> and
[21:19] <holstein> arecord -l
[21:19] <databridge> when i google it then i see a lot of people having problem with the audigy zs
[21:20] <holstein> support could have been pulled from the kernel for some reason
[21:20] <databridge> ok so i test a live cd i have different versions here
[21:20] <holstein> if it were me, i would probably bite the bullet, and get a more pro card
[21:21] <holstein> an maudio delta 1010lt or something
[21:21] <databridge> i`m not so pro :)
[21:21] <holstein> but, i bet you can figure it out
[21:21] <holstein> i think its going to be in the kernel
[21:21] <databridge> the audigy zs is not bad i got it for 20€
[21:21] <holstein> but, im not sure
[21:21] <holstein> should be 2 ;)
[21:21] <holstein> hehe
[21:22] <holstein> i was looking with someone
[21:22] <holstein> and we were finding used maudio PCI cards
[21:22] <holstein> the 4 channel one
[21:22] <holstein> for 30US
[21:23] <holstein> pretty similar price, but way more functionality
[21:23] <databridge> i hope i get my card working
[21:24] <holstein> i think you can
[21:25] <databridge> i just want to make musik and not go to deep into the system :D
[21:25] <holstein> i hear you
[21:25] <holstein> couuld be worse though
[21:26] <holstein> you could be trying to find a windows driver
[21:26] <holstein> at least you know the device worked with some kernel
[21:26] <holstein> thats what i think happened
[21:26] <databridge> i move on see ya
[21:26] <databridge> thank you for help