[00:00] I think it's more than 10 years old [00:00] powerpc processor [00:01] Cool. The oldest thing i have is a SNES. Everything else tech wise is at most 3 years old [00:06] going down for a restart now [00:06] back soon [00:10] Up and running [00:10] everything seems fine [00:12] Squishy: If you want to try out some of the audio apps, have a look at how to start jack first. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro#UbuntuStudio.2BAC8-ProAudioIntro.2BAC8-1204.Starting_Jack [00:13] Some apps only support jack [00:13] Basically, you only need to select the correct audio device, and hit start [00:13] Then open whatever audio app you like [00:13] Thanks i'll need that soon. [00:14] I'm going to stick to video for the moment though. See if i can find something like Virtualdub [00:14] Ah, right [00:15] Well, we haven't been doing much work on enabling ripping. More focus has been on content creation [00:16] And we don't actually have anyone helping us with that right now. [00:16] That's fine. I rip most of my dvds from within windows anyway [00:16] most of the devs are audio orientated [00:16] I just want to be able to do stuff like cropping, stretching, applying filters and hardcoding subtitles [00:17] kdenlive is probably the best video editor [00:17] For making movies [00:17] Half the movies i watch are either norwegian/swedish or japanese/korean. [00:18] Thanks, I have mkvtoolnix installed now so i should be good to go from there. [00:18] Just got my amp miced up. Let's see if the isolation around it is enough.. (going to be recording guitars from home for a while) [00:18] Squishy: Have fun [00:19] Yeah you to. Thanks for the help. [00:35] hey guys, my volume control has disappeared from the desktop panel. How do I get it back? [00:55] nixnine: right click on the panel to add/remove applets [00:55] Not sure about this though [00:56] Could be pulseaudio is not running [00:56] on some desktop systems the applet will only show if PA is running - I'm not on XFCE right now [00:56] Tried your suggestion. Didn't work. How do I tell if pulse is running? [00:57] nixnine: What didn't work? Adding a volume applet? [00:57] To see if pulseaudio is running: ps -eo comm | grep pulse [00:57] yes. The option isn't in the panel prefs [00:58] It's not a preference [00:58] All the items in the panel can be removed or added [01:01] nixnine: Right click on the panel, then go to Panel -> Add new items [01:02] Okay. Found it. Thanks [01:02] nixnine: Actually, the volume applet is a part of the indicator plugin [01:02] audio mixer is not the same thing [01:02] No? [01:02] The default volume applet can't be added separately [01:03] The volume applet should be next to a network applet [01:03] Both exist within the indicator area [01:04] It's not. [01:04] nixnine: Did you check if pulse was running? [01:05] ps -eo comm | grep pulse [01:05] if the return is "pulseaudio", it's running [01:06] actually, I don't think the applet should disapper from PA not running. It should be greyed out, that's all [01:07] gotta go. good luck [06:10] =O === bill is now known as Guest33283 [08:17] i have an issue that i cant find in any forums or Q/As [13:19] hello, can anyone help me with a single and easy problem, please? :) [13:19] Andrei: Just ask [13:20] okay, my problem is that my screen goes all the time after 10 min off [13:20] but my settings are set to 60 min [13:20] I see [13:21] I'll need to boot a Ubuntu Studio session to see how that works [13:21] its the same like linuxmint [13:21] in the settings , but yeah nice if u would boot your ubuntu session :) [13:22] Andrei: did you change settings for screens saver? [13:22] or is there a way to start the settings with root acess? maybe thats my problem. [13:22] I think the default is it goes black after 10 min [13:22] no [13:22] i changed the settings in "energy saving" [13:23] Ohhhhhh... [13:23] You probably want to turn off the screen saver completely [13:24] i guess that was my problem, thx you soo much [13:24] np [13:24] buuut.. can i ask you a few more questions? just general type of questions i have about ubuntu [13:25] Ubuntu, or Ubuntu Studio? [13:25] ALSA, [13:25] so i guess studio [13:25] Yeah, just ask [13:25] Also, just in case you have read.. [13:25] !proaudio [13:25] For information on professional audio tools in Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro [13:26] haven't* [13:26] !proaudio [13:26] sry ^^, no how can i reset the qjack drivers when they get stucked [13:27] qjackctl is only a control application [13:27] It can control all forms of jack. By default, it controls jackdbus [13:27] When stopping jackdbus, it sometimes crashes [13:27] To kill it: killall -9 jackdbus [13:27] and to start it back? [13:27] Just start it [13:27] just klick on icon [13:28] I'm trying to get a fix for this bug into Ubuntu, but it's taking a very long time [13:28] This is fixed on 13.04 [13:28] can it crash if i use more then 1 application to work with sound input? [13:29] No, you can use any amount of applications at the same time [13:29] that's the beauty of jack. You can connect them to each other [13:29] okay, then i have a little problem with it i guess :) [13:29] i guess u know rackarack [13:29] Our beta1 - final release will be out in 1 month http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntustudio/releases/13.04/beta-1/ [13:30] yes, I know it [13:30] Rakarack* [13:30] it just have a weird bug i guess, after i close Rakarack i have to restart my pc, otherwise i cant get any input sound [13:31] thats the reason i asked you how to close it properly without restarting :) [13:32] Strange [13:32] wait a minute [13:32] is the 13.04 beta release with Wubi? [13:33] It should be wubi enabled, yes [13:33] I haven't tried to confirm [13:33] I don't recommend it though [13:33] Hard disk performance is very much worse [13:34] i have no other way to install ubuntu, its a notebook with preinstalled win 7 and i still have garanty on it [13:35] but the beta is not recommended for daily use, isnt it? [13:35] it's fine [13:36] actually, the release has been fine during the whole development period, pretty much [13:36] some people would prefer it to become a rolling release [13:36] what is a rolling release? [13:37] it will only be supported for 9 months. This is a change coming with 13.04 [13:37] rolling release is when there is no specific release. It just keeps updating [13:37] The development release is like that [13:37] non-LTE [13:37] or something like that , right? [13:38] No. 13.04 is not LTS, but it is a specific release, which has a End of Life [13:38] The development release will be continuously updated, week by week [13:38] ahhhh, okay i understand [13:40] If you want to keep a very stable machine for long periods (not counting the jack bug), LTS is of course the best choice [13:40] Especially now that non LTS releases will only live for 9 months [13:40] 9 months of updates, and after this 9 months no more updates, right? [13:41] But, you could also use the development/rolling release instead of a non LTS release [13:41] The thing is, with releases like 13.04, the updates will only be security and bug fixing updates [13:41] and no more "new features" updates, right? [13:43] wait wait wait, soo the 13.04 comes in april [13:43] but its only dev version [13:45] 13.04 will be an official version, just like 12.10 [13:46] jeah but look here, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [13:46] there is written, that its only the dev version, thats what get me scared :O [13:46] Andrei: It is the dev version, until it's released [13:46] It's the same with all releases [13:47] no reason to get scared? [13:48] no [13:51] zequence , do u have time right now? [13:52] Andrei: If you have a question, just ask [13:52] Whoever knows the answer will answer [13:52] i just dont know if i annoy you or not :D [13:53] yeah, does ubuntu studio work well with MuthTV? [13:53] All of the flavors can be combined in any way you like [13:54] But, it's probably hard to estimate what kind of problems may arise [13:54] One has to just try and see [13:54] Some flavors may install some specific settings, etc [13:55] We don't do any testing on combining them, but of course, you can always install applications separately in any combination you like [13:55] okay, thx for your answers, u helped me alot. asmost with the "kill" string [14:01] zequence, one more question ^^, how can i find out which graphics driver i have, when im using Intel HD 4000 Graphic Chipset??? [14:06] Andrei: Intel only has one type of drivers. Intel writes their own free graphic drivers, and those are bundled up with the kernel [14:06] So, if you have Intel, you don't ever need to worry about graphic drivers on Linux [14:06] they just work [14:07] Intel is one of the main contributors to the Linux kernel [14:07] could u pls look here [14:07] https://01.org/linuxgraphics/downloads/2013/intel-linux-graphics-installer [14:07] i just found it, and i see this "installer" is made 7th March [14:07] should i try this out? or not [14:08] This is for installing the latest drivers [14:08] i loooove latest drivers :3 [14:08] I highly doubt you will be able to detect any kind of difference, but it's up to you. Your OS [14:10] okay. ill not try this out :) thx for your help, bye === daz_ is now known as Guest18803 [14:55] hi [15:13] Guest18803: Hello [21:49] Danne261 === SUNSTAR is now known as SunStar === 50UACE5B9 is now known as sirriffsalot