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Date: December 31, 2006
From: "Lieven Moors" <lievenmoors-PkbjNfxxIARBDgjK7y7TUQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
hi,I just installed clm on my mac G4 with CMUCL. When I compiled with :jack in *features*, sndplay didn't work. Then I just compiled it with CoreAudio, and let jack be the default for audio output. This works, but with lots of pop's and clicks. Does anyone know why :jack in *features* didn't work (it compiled without errors...). Or does anyone have a solution for the pop's and clicks of sndplay with coreaudio
(and Jack Audio Router). Thanks for your help... lieven
Date: December 31, 2006
From: "Lieven Moors" <lievenmoors-PkbjNfxxIARBDgjK7y7TUQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
hi everyone,i' ve installed clm recently on my G4 (os 10.3), in combination with xemacs and slime, and i would like it to work with JACK. When i compiled clm with the :jack feature, i didn't see soundplay connect to the jack server, and didn't have any sound. When compiled with coreaudio, I did have sound from jack, but it was full of errors (break-ups,noises). Maybe someone could guess why i'm having this problem (clm did compile without errors...).
There is also a different question I would like to ask in this list. I' m always having trouble connecting sndplay to other applications via JACK. Because connecting and disconnecting is done automatically. Is there a way to change this behaviour. When I do make a patchbay-connection between f.e. ardour and
sndplay, it just adds another connection (which is of course very logic...).
Date: December 14, 2006
From: "Bill Schottstaedt" <bil-Q5CBQdYaXkCY9Qp+Rujo2eW1CriLhL8O@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Any pointers how to avoid this? Perhaps auto-mode-alist? There's an example in inf-snd.el.
Date: December 14, 2006
From: Esben Stien <b0ef-i4VWCTH623RTwBqr1c7McA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Esben Stien <b0ef-i4VWCTH623RTwBqr1c7McA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Thank you very much for your help.
It did return, but I think I've figured it out. You see, Snd is
resampling. I looked at the header and it was using the default, 8kHz
or so;).
I put this in my .snd file:
;set default headers
(set! (default-output-data-format) mus-lfloat)
(set! (default-output-header-type) mus-riff)
(set! (default-output-srate) 96000)
Is this all correct when running JACK at 96kHz?
Is seems to be working fine now;).
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Date: December 14, 2006
From: Esben Stien <b0ef-i4VWCTH623RTwBqr1c7McA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
When starting up emacs, I always have to M-x snd-guile-mode before I
can start snd with snd-start-snd.
Any pointers how to avoid this?
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Date: December 14, 2006
From: andersvi-tNfNCQ8KSmuI6WJCb1EQGw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Since some time this autumn snd's recordpanel is corrupted when jack is up. When trying to open the record-panel, snd complains along the lines of: [andersvi@olivier cvs-snd]$ snd odd: found 2 input devices, but then 0 input channels - and no recording-panel pops up. Some cvs'es ago i think the record-panel showed up, but with 3 output panes, and no input. And in snd's listener: > (recorder-in-chans) 0 > (recorder-out-chans) 2 The relevant sndlib pops up lots of available inputs/outputs though. [andersvi@olivier cvs-snd]$ jack_lsp | grep sndlib sndlib0:out_1 sndlib0:out_2 sndlib0:out_3 sndlib0:out_4 sndlib0:out_5 sndlib0:out_6 sndlib0:out_7 sndlib0:out_8 sndlib0:out_9 sndlib0:out_10 sndlib0:in_1 sndlib0:in_2 sndlib0:in_3 sndlib0:in_4 sndlib0:in_5 sndlib0:in_6 sndlib0:in_7 sndlib0:in_8 sndlib0:in_9 sndlib0:in_10 sndlib0:in_11 sndlib0:in_12 [andersvi@olivier cvs-snd]$ Any cures? -- William Shakespeare: If music be the food of love; play on.
Date: December 06, 2006
From: Dave Phillips <dlphillips-NPCD8PY5hLjQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Greetings:As I announced on the LAD/LAU mail lists I will soon put a new edition of linux-sound.org online. This one will be the last edition for the foreseeable future. I hope to see the community take over the site and its maintenance, but for this last publication I have a request for all developers:
If you have any software listed on http://linux-sound.org please take a look to see if your preferred URL is listed. If you have software you would like to see listed there, send me its URL as soon as possible. Ditto for logos. I'm going through every page on the site, culling dead links and correcting bad addresses. It takes time, so I'll be putting up the corrected pages over the next week or so. The latest New Additions is already up, and I've already corrected some pages (dsp.html took all day today), but I'll delay an official announcement until all pages have been emended.
The site will remain online and unmaintained until it's replaced by something better or I just get tired of looking at it. So, send corrections, logos, etc. to me directly at dlphillips-NPCD8PY5hLjQT0dZR+AlfA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx if you'd like your stuff listed so people might actually find it. :)
Best, dp
Date: December 06, 2006
From: "Kjetil S. Matheussen" <k.s.matheussen-qGPxpQZG2hVuMpJDpNschA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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gcc: Internal error: Terminado (killed) (program cc1) Please submit a full bug report. See <URL:http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html> for instructions.I believe "internal error" from gcc usually means you are either running out of memory, your memory is not functioning properly, or there is a bug in gcc. What release of Ubuntu are you running, and are you running the default gcc from that release?
Also, is this a new machine, or new memory? In case, you should have your memory replaced.
Date: December 05, 2006
From: Forest Bond <forest-B/PTSs0AgtP3p6jHtUh95NHuzzzSOjJt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> gcc: Internal error: Terminado (killed) (program cc1) > Please submit a full bug report. > See <URL:http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html> for instructions. I believe "internal error" from gcc usually means you are either running out of memory, your memory is not functioning properly, or there is a bug in gcc. What release of Ubuntu are you running, and are you running the default gcc from that release? thanks, Forest
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Date: December 05, 2006
From: "victor " <vdaigu-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: December 04, 2006
From: Rick Taube <taube-e94Sedi4moU@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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The 2007 Workshop in Algorithmic Computer Music (WACM) will take place from June 25 through July 8, 2007 at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Participants will learn the Lisp computer programming language and create their own composition and analysis software. The instruction team will be led by David Cope, noted composer, author, and programmer.
The workshop is limited to 15 participants to maintain a very high student to teacher ratio. Instructors will be on hand at all times, including lab hours.
For more information, please visit the WACM website at http:// summer.ucsc.edu/wacm/
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