=== irvy is now known as irv [00:42] can someone help me figure out how to get rid of buzzing when recording in audacity through an maudio ozone? [01:40] - |/commands| [04:20] holstein, you made the front page on planet ubuntu for your work on the weekly newsletter [04:24] did he?? [04:25] well, it's actually the blog aggregate (planet ubuntu) for the fridge http://planet.ubuntu.com/ [04:32] he made it on the newsletter [06:07] ScottL: :) [06:07] amber graner is in my loco [06:07] she's the team lead for now [06:08] but she's getting busy with all kinds of other projects [06:14] ScottL: id like to sneak some ubuntustudio news on there [06:18] i just noticed your blog is linked there at http://planet.ubuntu.com/ [06:19] thats great [13:49] n o one home? [18:44] hi, i disabled pulseaudio in gstreamer-properties because it cut out the sound of amarok 1.4 (and others) after some time, had to restart each app to get sound back -> pulseaudio[15709]: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting. [18:45] now it segfaults ffado-mixer -> ffado-mixer[15868]: segfault at 0 ip (null) sp bfc0ccdc error 4 in python2.6[8048000+1e0000] , but this time it crashes amarok, cpu usage 100% [18:46] on 10.04 2.6.33-23-realtime , fairly fresh install [18:47] did you try setting it back to 'auto-detect' ? [18:47] yes i just did [18:47] no good? [18:47] * holstein wonders if you need to log out and back in for that? [18:48] might have to find a pulse expert [18:48] i'll check [18:48] SO [18:48] you have a firewire device? [18:49] other thing is, ffado-mixer is not working [18:50] yeah, its working sort of, some xruns in jack but i guess thats something fixable , i'm pretty new to ubuntu-studio [18:50] OK, so its back to 'normal'? [18:50] it seems? [18:50] what is your goal? [18:52] my firewire device doesnt use the ffado-mixer [18:53] getting it to work without the firewire device attached and use it to listen to music and stuff , plugin the firewire and start some recording [18:53] and your using JACK ? [18:53] with my set up [18:53] right now without the device no [18:54] i use my internal card for casual computing [18:54] listening to CD's.. etc [18:54] same here [18:54] and i start JACK to use the firewire device [18:54] jup [18:54] OK [18:54] which in my case is a saffire le [18:54] so you have that pulse issue with your internal card too? [18:55] from amarok [18:55] i guess its more of a problem with the internal card [18:55] ok [18:56] there is a way to route pulse to JACK [18:57] https://launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid [18:57] using this repo [18:57] i would suggest doing some research though [18:57] falk is the maintainer of that PPA and kxstudio [18:58] yeah, already got that repo [18:58] OH [18:58] did you update all the packages? [18:58] you might want to try and find him [18:58] hes falktx [18:58] in #kxstudio [18:59] he was just in there [18:59] oh ok [18:59] is it just amarok? [19:00] are you using KDE? [19:00] it happened with firefox/youtube before [19:00] hmmm [19:01] i have a netbook with VIA chips [19:01] i thought it might have to do with the nvidia drivers [19:01] and the sound dies on it often [19:01] AH [19:01] i have hda intel [19:01] that could be true [19:01] btw, using gnome [19:01] i guess you could run in safe graphics mode [19:01] maybe boot a generic kernel too [19:02] and test audio playback [19:02] you could isolate the kernel and graphics card [19:02] for trouble-shooting purposes [19:04] the nvidia driver seems plausible [19:04] ok i'll take a look into that [19:06] it's not happening with the generic kernel i think... but since it sometimes works for some hours its pretty hard to isolate [19:11] yeah [19:12] you'll have to let it play something quietly overnite or something [19:13] i wont :) its way to hot around here atm, when it crashes , cpu gets 100% and the temps keep rising [19:13] drag [19:15] + i had some serious issues with a really buggy DSDT.aml file when i bought the laptop, no sound at all, no gfx fans working and so on (3 years ago) [19:16] hmmm [19:16] intel should be well supported [19:16] RT or generic [19:16] had to recompile it and all that stuff , with later kernel versions this was fixed [19:16] you might just have some 'fringe' hardware [19:16] yeah [19:17] this netbook with the VIA chips is a pain in the ass [19:17] if i sleep the netbook [19:18] the sound never comes back [19:18] firewire @ my toshiba is texas instr. iirc , dualcore , nvidia go7900 [19:18] i dont use sleep [19:19] i have an asus EEE too [19:19] i got spoiled [19:19] everything works great out of the box [19:20] i sleep that one all the time [19:20] next time i'm going to buy a new one i'll take a live cd with me [19:20] w00t [19:20] the VIA box came with linux on it [19:20] lol [19:21] it was one of the SLED hp mini's [19:21] i see [19:21] and i didnt really know about VIA [19:21] i mean, compatibility wise [19:21] i just assumed since it came with linux [19:21] i would be fine [19:21] might work for the casual user [19:21] whatever... live and learn [19:21] nah [19:21] its a drag [19:21] hehe [19:22] you gotta be a techie type to recover things as they crash [19:22] and SLED was not easy to use either [19:22] * holstein was an early adopter [19:22] :) [19:22] its got an express card slot though [19:23] hardly any netbooks have those anymore [19:23] SO i can use it as a portalbe rig with my firewire device [19:23] thats enough usefulness to me really [19:23] i'm not that much into netbooks... would be interesting for serato tho [19:24] cool [19:24] with osx :( [19:24] * holstein just checked out http://serato.com/ [19:25] only caveat would be the screen size imo [19:26] i would not have gotten netbooks if we had had functional laptops [19:26] my dell died [19:26] and my girlfriend had a dying compaq [19:27] SO i got us a couple [19:30] :) [19:30] i'd buy one, but only for the us price [19:31] seems to be some resonable prices in the UK too [19:31] yeah [19:38] i'm off for some movie [19:38] laterx :) [19:38] laters [23:05] how much GTK does the ubuntustudio package have? i dont want the "Gnome" look. I am REALLY thinking on going back to kubuntu and using the packages. - [23:33] zus: did you check out kxstudio? [23:34] if your a KDE guy, its nice [23:34] holstein, hey stranger. [23:34] :) [23:34] yeah.. [23:34] * holstein 's been busy for a few days [23:35] zus: eitherway [23:36] the software should run fine under KDE [23:36] you'll probably have to take some gnome libs [23:39] no i have not....im just not getting on with cssm and a few things gnome...maybe gnome shell 3 gets going ill check in on that but [23:39] trying to help with dinna as well [23:39] here [23:39] right on [23:39] i just got back from dinner :) [23:40] holstein well, i dont mind im not tottally millitant of opensource or not and kde vs gnome... but man i had more fun in kde i guess [23:40] im just used to gnome [23:41] KDE is slick [23:41] and my hardware is on the older side [23:42] im getting outdated as well but it handles it pretty nice. [23:42] i REALLY like some gnome stuff like this me menu stuff. [23:42] but dammed it i wanna play games wine is borked to there and back.....a lot of little things make me mad. [23:50] holstein, well i've got to round a few things up we're to film again tonight...soon you'll help me get jack working yeah? [23:50] sure [23:51] maybe later tonite then? [23:57] holstein, yeah ill ping ya when im back [23:57] :) [23:58] meh, dinner just got done and now i got a text saying were to be there at 7:30.... its 7:00 now.