[01:02] could anyone confirm ISO installation still fails? LP #642405 [01:02] Launchpad bug 642405 in ubuntustudio-meta (Ubuntu) "package conflict (foomatic-db / foomatic-db-compressed-ppds) causes Ubuntu Studio installation to fail" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/642405 [01:04] hey ronj [01:05] its going to be a while :/ [01:05] hai holstein [01:05] im juggling a couple installs right now [05:01] [offtopic-shameless-self-promotion, but it may be appreciated by Ardour users] After being asked a few times the stems for my albums, I decided to package and upload them, so if anyone is interested in my dirty Ardour underwear (1. to learn a few tricks and 2. to laugh at my pitiful mixing), here they are: www.flyingmolehill.com/2010/09/source-code.html [05:22] cool ronj :) [05:22] * holstein taking a look === Z3R0B0T is now known as zbot64 === FireCrotch_ is now known as FireCrotch [11:06] hi, i've just found out ubuntu studio... i need to setup a pc for record audio/video from a camcorder and eventually stream it online (i was thinking about ustream with webcamstudio)....plus record screencasts (unfortunately there is nothing for linux like camtasia :( ) and video editing... is ubuntu studio a good choice? [11:07] It's not a bad choice for that: probably as stable a base for that project as anything else. That said, I'm not sure that's one of the use cases that's well tested with Ubuntu Studio today. [11:08] Give it a try, explain what works and what doesn't, and we'll try to help you if you get stuck. [11:08] persia: ok... :) [11:09] do you know if ubuntu (or better linux in general) support professional external audio cards? (i actually don't have it now here so i can't tell you the model/brand) [11:10] Depends on the card. We've had lots of reports of specific cards working (like mine), but some folks report struggling with theirs. [11:11] Come back and ask about the brand :) [11:11] eheh, ok... [11:11] thanks ;) [11:11] I believe we have fairly wide support for all the brands, and we strive towards leadership in that area (although we don't always succeed) [11:13] ok.. good to know :) when i go back home i'll check it out [13:02] hello :) [19:42] i've found out the audio card.... it's a m-audio fast track ultra..... and for what i'm seeing it's not so good supported by linux :'( [19:42] hmmm [19:42] mika__: i think that can happen [19:42] let me look around for a second [20:05] mika__: is that the same as http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/M-Audio_FastTrack_Pro ?? [20:06] hmmm [20:06] mika__: This post seems to indicate there is code for that card in ALSA: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8671242&postcount=6 [20:06] yeah, i see its different [20:06] astraljava: COOL [20:06] holstein: nope, it's the ultra (not pro)... btw i've found a patch to apply to alsa which whouls more or less solve it [20:06] i was trying to remember :) [20:06] now i've just to install ubuntu studio and try it out :) (or wait for 10.10, don't know... ;) ) [20:07] mika__: http://opensourcemusician.libsyn.com/ [20:07] mika__: you dont need ubuntu studio [20:07] you dont need to re-install is what i mean [20:07] !vanilla [20:07] To install Ubuntu Studio on top of a vanilla Ubuntu install, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Installation [20:08] holstein: i've a clean pc with nothing on it, i've to install something btw... i'll go straight with the studio version ;) but as it's not so urgent i'm thinking about waiting 2 weeks and then install directly the 10.10 :) [20:09] if your going to install 10.10 [20:09] i think you can go for it now [20:09] there was some issues with the daily iso's [20:10] for studio [20:10] but you can install regular maverick [20:10] and update from there if you have any problems [20:12] ok ;) [20:12] btw it's a pity that linux doesn't have anygood app for making screencasts :( [20:14] mika__: there are a few [20:14] recordmydekstop is the one i tried [20:14] i have a friend over in #opensourcemusicians that did some nice ones though [20:14] we should ask him what he used [20:14] [lsd] [20:14] i didnt need audio for the ones i did [20:15] i tried recordmydesktop too (the qt version) and it works... but it's not as intuitive as the competitors (read: camtasia), considering that it'll be used from not geek users [20:16] holstein: mmm..that would be interesting.. :) [20:16] i dont think recordmydesktop is competing with anyone ;) [20:16] :) [20:17] i'll also check what video editing use... on my dekstop i've kdenlive, but i never tried others.. i hope that there is something good ;) (i'm kinda new on this) [20:19] yeah [20:19] theres all kinds [20:20] http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/top5-linux-video-editing-system-software/ [20:20] http://techcityinc.com/2009/02/04/top-10-free-video-editors-for-ubuntu-linux/ [20:21] but [20:21] if your looking for 'final cut pro' or whatever [20:21] your not going to find it [20:21] i think its much better to just come to linux having not used any tools ;) [20:21] other ones* [20:22] i used to use cubase in XP [20:22] and it took quite a while to get used to the workflow of JACK and ardour [20:23] really no comparison of features in my opinion [20:23] just totally different [20:23] * holstein doesnt do much video editing though [20:23] but i know folks are [20:24] chrisadams over in #opensourcemusicians does [20:26] mika__: http://www.youtube.com/opensaucemusic [20:27] holstein: ok... actually i never did any audio,video & co neither under windows, mac and linux... :) [20:27] mika__: :) [20:28] but we're setting up our office to record tutorials and live events, and i've to set it up.. :) [20:29] mika__: you might want to consider using 10.04 [20:30] the LTS [20:30] for things like that [20:30] where stability is preffered over the latest and greatest [20:31] mika__: also, look into http://www.ustream.tv/ [20:31] all the 'heavy lifting' is done on thier servers ;) [20:31] i run an icecast server here [20:31] and stream audio [20:31] i think i'll try both (as a old gentoo user i'm more for the latest :) ) [20:31] it'll do video [20:32] but im suspicious of my bandwidth [20:32] to support video properly [20:32] for more than a couple viewers [20:33] yeah, i know ustream... we'll use it for streaming... (with webcamstudio IIRC)... so there will be a camcorder attached to the pc, and mics to the mixer then the audio card and then the pc.. it'll record the audio&video and stream it... i hope that the pc will survive it :) (as it's not a very recent machine) [20:33] yeah, linux is light-weight [20:34] usually the best choice for reviving old hardware [20:34] P4 ?? [20:34] bw it's the bad thing.. we've a slow line (fiber don't reach us :( ), but using ustream (which they'll then stream to the users with their bw) i think that 1 mbps could be ok.. i hope :) [20:35] i would say a P4 with a gig of ram should be able to handle whatever [20:35] mika__: yeah, in that case [20:35] something with a server somewhere else might be ideal [20:35] maybe a linode server or something [20:36] if you feel ustream isnt dependable [20:36] yeah... it's my old desktop pc, a p4 3.4 (or 3.2 i don't remember) with 4 gb of ram and a lot of disk space (at least if we use it...as it's fans are quite noisy, and having it for record tutorial could not be so good) [20:36] mika__: yeah, that'll be plenty [20:36] i do a lot of this stuff [20:36] JACK and some audio editing [20:36] on an EEEpc [20:36] celeron 900mhz with a gig of ram ;) [20:37] :) [20:37] not ideal, but do-able [20:37] i'll check icecast too btw..it could became useful ;) [20:38] i used to have my PC in the closet [20:38] and add extension cable [20:38] i stuck it in a drawer once too [20:38] my newer box is quite quiet though [20:39] :) === Jim-_- is now known as Jim0_o [23:02] vv [23:02] << [23:02] ыыы [23:03] lol [23:03] >> [23:03] oops [23:03] ^^ [23:03] ;) [23:03] again [23:03] vv [23:03] << [23:03] ^^ [23:04] ?? [23:04] >> [23:04] aw [23:04] almost :) [23:04] ьробормбропм [23:04] =) [23:04] :-S [23:04] :-D [23:05] :-(|) [23:05] whats up there azat :) [23:05] sin kyttak syrlama! [23:06] rusky [23:06] ? [23:07] no [23:07] magyar? [23:07] tatar=) [23:08] rlameiro: whats your schedule like? [23:09] id like to do some colaborating with you [23:09] when you have time [23:09] maybe in mumble? [23:09] write some things, or perform some things duo [23:11] well, i would like that, but i dont have that capability now on this house, perhaps when i move to another place, without mother in law and grand mother in law :D [23:11] :/ [23:11] well, i know we had talked about it in the past [23:11] sorry [23:11] and i just wanted to let you know im still into it [23:11] yes, i hope i move soon [23:11] whenever we can make it happen :) [23:11] by soon, 2-3 maybe 4 months [23:11] sure [23:12] maybe we can take some time and get some ideas together before then [23:12] and record it whenever [23:12] maybe i'll have jacktrip sorted out my then [23:12] by* ^^ [23:13] and me, my arm FX box :D [23:13] hehe [23:14] What is IRC? [23:15] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat [23:16] thanks [23:17] I'm first time here [23:17] welcome :) [23:17] azat: are you using ubuntustudio ? [23:18] little... [23:18] cool [23:18] for audio? [23:18] audio production? video? [23:19] I want to Audio [23:19] http://opensourcemusician.libsyn.com/ [23:19] http://www.linuxmusicians.com/ [23:20] downloaded the ISO but was unable to determine//errors... [23:20] currently a regular ubuntu [23:21] soon as possible going to the studio [23:22] azat: check out [23:22] !vanilla [23:22] To install Ubuntu Studio on top of a vanilla Ubuntu install, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Installation [23:30] Вы можете конвертировать в Ubuntu Ubuntu Studio [23:30] Вы можете конвертировать в Ubuntu UbuntuStudio ** [23:32] dont unerstand you=) [23:33] hehe [23:33] yeah, im not sure how accurate google translate is ;) [23:33] you can convert regular ubuntu into ubuntustudio [23:34] that link ^^ explains [23:36] Cloudy Google =) [23:36] totally :) [23:36] how this can be done? [23:36] in ubuntu [23:37] just open synaptic or whatever you use to install software [23:37] and seach ubuntustudio [23:37] and you'll see the meta-packages [23:37] and you can read about them [23:37] i usually run [23:37] right now, try [23:38] sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-audio ubuntustudio-audio-plugins [23:39] azat: that can take some time [23:39] its a lot of data [23:39] i know [23:39] :) [23:39] in sunaptic i find [23:40] but ... [23:40] but through the terminal it will be easier to do [23:40] sure [23:41] i think... [23:41] where ever your most comfortable [23:41] sudo apt-get update [23:41] sudo apt-cache search ubuntustudio [23:42] cool! [23:42] error=( [23:42] in [23:42] sudo apt-get update [23:42] ? [23:43] have you added repositories? [23:43] try through sunaptic [23:43] you might want to look at your sources [23:43] system - administration - software sources [23:44] look at the 'other software' tab [23:44] and make sure you dont have any repos added that arent verified [23:44] azat: whats the error? [23:45] you'll get an error if you have synaptic running [23:45] and try to run apt-get [23:45] process has gone through sunaptic=) [23:46] cool [23:47] After 40 minutes you're ready, I hopeB-) [23:47] thats great [23:47] * holstein gotta go make some music [23:47] azat: let us know how it goes :) [23:47] laterx [23:48] studying English for about 9 years but really do not know... [23:49] ok [23:50] net speed 141 kb/s 900mb-total size=)