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ronjailo_, I'm doing some -lowlatency testing, did you do some?02:09
holsteinhey ronj02:15
holsteini usually get my presonus firepod going02:15
holsteinstart ardour02:15
holsteinand route my 8 inputs from the firepod to 8 tracks in ardour02:16
holsteinlet it roll record for an hour or so02:16
ronjholstein, hola02:34
ronjyup02:34
ronjresults yet?02:34
holsteino/02:34
holsteinyeah, i can do that with no xruns at around 1.7ms latency02:35
ronjholstein, by the way I'm preparing a mail. why the hell these doubts around lowlatency?!02:35
holsteinwith a -realtime kernel02:35
holsteinnot near that without though02:35
ronjeverybody seemed to agree it is the path to follow02:35
holsteinwith the -lowlatency kernel02:35
holsteinBUT02:35
ronjand now Alessio comes back on this02:35
ronjdid I miss something?02:35
holsteini think something about firewire still needs -realtime02:35
ronj?02:35
holsteinronj: not sure02:36
holsteini think abogani got a little discouraged02:36
ronjhm02:36
holsteindoing everything on his own02:36
ronjsure02:36
holsteini think he's back into it now though02:36
holsteinthere a PPA for them02:36
holsteinfor natty02:36
ronjyup I'm testing it right now02:37
ronjbut we're redoing things we did this summer :-/02:37
ronj(I mean the discussion, testing is always good)02:37
holstein:)02:37
ronjholstein, what are your minLatWithNoXruns for generic/lowlat/realtime?02:40
holsteinto be honest02:40
holsteinwith a generic or lowlat02:40
holsteinand my firepod02:40
ronjgeneric/lowlat/realtime02:40
holsteini cant start it without xruns02:40
holsteinBUT i have tested a bit with a USB device02:40
ronjwell, excluding the first few seconds02:40
holsteinan maudio transit02:40
holsteinand internal cards02:41
ronjoh ok02:41
holsteinand the performance is much more similar all the time02:41
holsteinquite tolerable02:41
holsteini still use the -realtime though02:41
ronjbut with your fw card, increasing the delay, were you able to get to no xruns on lowlat?02:41
holsteini can always push a little harder02:41
holsteinronj: not reliably02:42
ronjhmmm02:42
holsteini think i was tring around 11ms02:42
holsteinor so02:42
ronjinteresting02:42
holsteinmaybe i did 20ms02:42
holsteini'll have to try again02:42
holsteinnow that i have a laptop that is easy to test all kernels and all interfaces with02:42
ronjwill see with the recent kernel but with my TI chip I had consistent generic:notreliable/lowlat:4ms/realtime:2ms02:43
ronjweird yours is not consistent02:43
ronjyup02:43
holsteinronj: thats great02:43
holsteinwhat device?02:43
ronjStartech EC1U2F02:44
holsteinand, is this 10.04?02:44
holstein10.10?02:44
holsteinjack2?02:44
holsteini have falks PPA with jack2 in 10.0402:44
ronjwell these tests were this summer, on 10.04pre02:44
ronjjack202:44
ronjfalktx ppa yes02:44
holsteini think lowlatency is the future02:44
holsteinthe near future at least02:45
ronjthe future are singing kittens02:45
holsteinlol02:45
ronjholstein, you'll have stuff to report to Alessio once done with your benchmarks?02:50
holsteinsure02:51
holsteini'll need to install natty though02:52
holsteini think thats where he is right?02:52
ronjyes02:52
ronjbeware, the ubustu iso is picky these times02:52
ronjjust install the minimum audio selection02:52
holsteinyeah, GRUB install changed02:52
holsteinon the live CD02:53
ronjyup, and dependency issues in the video packages02:53
ronjholstein, did the key to show GRUB change from SHIFT to something else?03:25
ronj-lowlat successfully installed but I can't boot it :P03:25
ronjwhen I press shift nothing happens03:25
holsteinronj: not that i know of03:26
holsteinbut i always go in and unhide it03:26
ronjuh I guess it's in grub.cfg?03:27
holstein  /etc/default/grub03:28
holsteini do03:28
holstein#GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=003:28
ronjok03:28
holsteinand sometimes03:28
holsteinGRUB_TIMEOUT=-103:28
holsteinwhen i dont want the time03:28
holsteintimer*03:29
holsteinronj: and run sudo update-grub afterward03:29
holsteinto apply the changes03:29
ronjF*CK when installing lowlatency I also updated my packages, and now I'm unable to login03:29
ronjultra-meh03:29
ronjmeh03:29
ronjmeh03:29
ronjmeh03:29
holstein:/03:30
balleyneI recently upgrade to Ubuntu Studio 10.04 from 9.04 (through 9.10), and when I run qjackctl and try to connect to my presonus firepod soundcard, it fails and the messages window says "jackd: unknown driver 'freebob'" and when I try 'firewire', it says "cannot load driver module firewire". Help?16:21
holsteinballeyne: i need to run16:23
holsteinBUT16:23
holsteini have that hardware16:23
holsteintry running sudo qjackctl16:23
holsteinse if you have permissions issues16:23
holsteinyou want to use the 'firewire' driver16:24
balleyneholstein: ah, ok, thanks!16:24
holsteingoogle 'ubuntu firewire wiki'16:24
holsteinand you'll see some particulars on fixing permissions16:24
balleyneholstein:great, thank you16:24
balleyneholestin: I remember doing that for older versions of Ubuntu Studio, that could well be it... I'll check it out, thanks!16:24
holsteinBBL... if you need... also #opensourcemusicians :)16:24
balleyneholstein: awesome, thanks :)16:25
balleyneholstein: fixed it already, thank you!16:27

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