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Tooncenatorholstein - well not so fast. :( Unfortunately I had not yet tried video playback with jack running. I'm almost there with config, but video keeps freezing after about 8 seconds when I try playing it while jack is turned on. Furthermore, I can't actually hear any audio during playback either. As soon as I stop the jack server, everything is good.02:59
holsteinTooncenator: jack doesnt to video.. you shouldnt need it03:00
holsteinwhat are you trying to playback? and why? and why are you using jack?03:00
holsteinif you dont need, jack, dont use it, and as you say, all will be good03:01
TooncenatorJust trying to watch video tutorials on youtube as I learn how to use Ardour.03:01
holsteinTooncenator: sure.. but, you dont *need* to do that, and i would expect issues03:01
Tooncenatorso i'll just have to remember to stop jack when viewing. No problem. :-) You 'da man!03:01
holsteini am able to route pulse audio sources through jack, using the included jack dbus,but, i personally disable that03:01
Tooncenatorkeeping things simple for now is good for me.03:02
holsteinyou should see, in qjackctl, in "connect" pulse audio sources that you can route to your jack output on the right side03:02
holsteinin the audio tab03:02
Tooncenatorit's routed to both playback channels on the right03:04
Tooncenatori should specify 'system' output on the right03:04
holsteinthats how i  would do it.. i would then, isolate and test, as i said before03:06
holsteinTooncenator: its quite challenging, since, you could literally be the only person with that exact hardware tyring to use jack03:06
Tooncenatorok thanks. for now, i'll work around it like you originally suggested.03:06
holsteinTooncenator: i cant, for example, just look in my system, and tell you exactly what to do to make the functionality you want03:07
Tooncenatorlol...that is quite true!03:07
Tooncenatorgotcha03:07
holsteinso, i will do this isolation and testing on *every* system i encounter03:07
holsteintil i see how linux/alsa/jack are on the hardware03:07
Tooncenatorin your experience, is latency of 46 msec good or bad?03:08
holsteinlatency is neither good nor bad. it just is the time it takes for audio to process03:09
Tooncenatorok - but it shouldn't affect live track layering - to use computer as both playback and record at the same time?03:10
holsteinthere are *only* 2 reasons for low latency.. software instruments, samplers.. realtime synths, as an instrument.. *or*, realtime effects.. such as adding a reverb in "realtime" to a guitar, on the way in the computer, for example03:10
holstein*if* i need low latency, for either of those, i need 8ms..03:10
holsteinmaybe, i can tolerate 1203:10
Tooncenatorok03:10
holsteini test that, again, by actually using my ears, and seeing what works03:10
holsteini set the settings, i route, i listen.. i either can use it, or not03:10
holsteinyou'll have to decide what works for you.. i can do 5ms stable, so i do *when* i want/need low latency03:10
holsteinotherwise, i set my system at quite high latency, since, its not making anything any "better"..03:11
holsteinyou dont get "better" recordings, or sound, or anything, from setting the latency lower03:11
Tooncenatorgotcha. thx03:11
holsteinif you want to overdub, or "layer" tracks, the latency *should* be corrected03:11
holsteinautomatically, even. though, i have found that a bit unreliable, personally, so i suggest trying that for yourself, as well03:12
Tooncenatorok - will do.03:12
Tooncenatorholstein - if you ever travel to Colorado, I owe you a beer - or two. :)03:14
holsteinlol03:14
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