[00:48] huh, if thge only reason people want "unity" or gnome is for the left side panel... [00:52] Seems like a silly reason. [00:52] Gnome doesn't have a left side panel by default. [00:52] +1 [00:53] But it does show what sticks out to many users [01:02] Yep. [01:11] It's like having a sports car and you passengers only comment is that it has a moon roof... [01:14] XD [01:15] Though calling gnome a sports car is maybe a bit of a streach... [01:20] Gnome is the shiny rebuilt hot-rod that's rusting away on the inside. [01:21] oh, like a new car... [01:52] Haha [14:53] Eickmeyer: with regard to: https://discourse.ardour.org/t/usb-c-adaptor-changes-audio-sample-rate/101446 [14:54] I am wondering if I should even put a sample rate in the zita-ajbridge lines. [15:00] I wonder what zita does if the device it opens does not support the requested rate. [15:03] I know jack just requests and goes regardless, but I don't know if zita uses the requested SR to calculate it's SRC. [15:03] I wish I had such a device to play with I guess. [15:06] Yes. There are still devices that requrie the host machine to set the sample rate, such as my audio interface. That said, a Behinger X-32 Mixer will change the sample rate to whatever it is set to, regardless of what is set by zita-a2jbridge. [15:07] So, it just completely depends on what is being used. Unfortunately, there's no way to detect that. [15:07] OvenWerks: ^ [15:08] well there is a way to detect it... but it is not trivial and only something you want to do once. [15:08] zita will by default try for 48k [15:10] I just wonder what happens if it gets a 44k1 only device. Does it error out? or just take longer to sync up? [15:11] For that matter, if the jack master is running at 44k1 and a USB device is plugged in at 48k (only) and zita is therefor set to 44k1, will zita care? [15:12] Eickmeyer: so, can jack set the SR on your x32? [15:12] or does it stay where set? [15:14] Jack cannot set the SR on the X32. Rather, the X32 sets the SR on Jack. [15:17] hi everyone !!! [15:18] Eickmeyer: great! you can test then... [15:18] Sadly, I cannot. I don't have access to an X32 anymore. :( [15:19] Eickmeyer: if you use the internal audio set to 44k1 and plug in the x32 while it is set to 48k.... [15:19] Ah :( [15:20] Hmm, where is my "disney" mic. [15:22] lol [15:22] I would like to collaborate on this community as a tester. What are the first steps? [15:25] marcuswlima: testing would be for the 19.10 ISO image. [15:28] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/404/builds/197576/testcases [15:28] you would need a launchpad account so you can login to record results [15:30] marcuswlima: at this time we are particularily interested in testing the packages found in: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/backports [15:30] marcuswlima: Eickmeyer (above) is our lead BTW. [15:33] marcuswlima: you do not need to install the backports PPA to test if you are using the daily image, as these are packages that are already included in 19.10. I only reffer you there because it is a convenient list of what is new. [15:34] you would not be able to test -installer unless you install another flavour first so maybe leave that one out. [15:46] -installer has been tested for installing Studio over kubuntu and ubuntu (I think) [15:49] Eickmeyer: Disney mic shows: Rates: 8000, 11025, 22050, 44100, 48000 [15:49] so that won't help [15:56] Lame. [15:57] I guess I need a cheap usb headphone adapter [15:57] or guitar adapter [16:54] Eickmeyer: headphone adapter... price $0.01, shipping $3.98 ;) [16:54] lol [17:03] what is amazing is that these headphone jacks offer 5.1 channel arangement... [17:07] however, if I pay a little bit more ($0.68) then shipping is only $0,99 [17:08] lets buy a few and see if any of them are crappy enough for testing [17:09] Wow! I can up grade my shipping and get it sooner for only $31 per item :P [17:09] lolololollololol [17:30] LOL! [17:30] Sorry, I'm all over the place today.