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| link2x | I hope this is the right place to be. I'm trying to replace an Ubuntu 15.04 install with Ubuntu Studio 15.04 and it's failing at the Grub2 install. | 05:44 |
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| link2x | I'm on a Windows 8 -> 10 laptop with UEFI on, and would like to keep my windows partitions, so a full wipe isn't an option. | 05:45 |
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| Skeng | Allright guys I have a problem ! :) | 16:32 |
| Skeng | I just install Ubuntu Studio on my lenovo notebook and everything somes great but the sound .... Actully went i go on youtube, soundcloud or event try to pley a mp3 on my computer, the file load everething seams ok it looks ike it will play.. but no. I got no sounds and the players are stuck on play but no time running. | 16:35 |
| Skeng | have something to sugest me ? :) | 16:36 |
| Skeng | be back in 2 min | 16:43 |
| Skeng | Ok I have reboot and choose the ubuntu option and not ubuntu (lowlentacy) and it works! i got sound and everything | 16:45 |
| Skeng | So what is exactly lowlentacy and why playing video/sound donc work in it you think ? | 16:46 |
| zequence | Skeng: It's not related to the kernel | 16:57 |
| zequence | If you have jack running on the same sound card as pulseaudio (the regular desktop audio system), you need to make pulseaudio use jack as the output | 16:58 |
| zequence | This only works if you have the packages jackd and pulseaudio-module (installed by default), and you are starting jackdbus, not jackd (default on qjackctl) | 16:59 |
| zequence | The other option is to just make sure to not use jack while using desktop audio (browsers and other applications that have standard audio features) | 17:00 |
| Skeng | Ha so maybe it was the jack becaus it was running | 17:02 |
| Skeng | ok thx | 17:02 |
| Skeng | but what is the difference between lowlentacy and "normale" boot ? | 17:02 |
| lrs | I have a problem, maybe not so much in connection to Ubuntu. I broke my audiojack and need to replace it. And I have two choices 1) buy a usb soundcard (with support for linux) 2) Buy a wireless headphone with bluetooth and a bluetooth adapter?. Problem is I dont know what I should buy? Some of the remote headphones still need a 3.5mm jack, and the usb soundcards im not sure if they work with ubuntu... What should I do? | 17:12 |
| zequence | Skeng: The lowlatency kernel makes it possible to run jack with lower latency without xruns | 17:38 |
| zequence | Skeng: Lower Frames/Period gives you lower latency, meaning the time it takes for sound to be processed in the computer until it is sent to the soundcard outputs | 17:39 |
| zequence | You need low latency in any sitation where you want to do live processing, such as playing a virtual instrument using a midi controller (keyboard) | 17:39 |
| syntroPi | I am having an audio issue on ubuntu gnome shell: the output volume slider is wildly around on its own which results in a stuttering output volume. Any ideas where the bug could hide? | 18:07 |
| syntroPi | is pulse audio considered to be stable on ubuntu? | 18:13 |
| syntroPi | if i just want to have a working audio, would it be recommended to install ubuntu studio instead of ubuntu gnome? i dont intend to do any audio stuff, i just want a stable audio output thats all | 20:15 |
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