Sound with lots of latency is better than no sound at all. Here's how
I see it now:
- pd currently doesn't make sound on Fedora/Debian/Ubuntu without
changing settings
- newbies are screwed, no sound output
- advanced users already setup their own audio
So if we use padsp by default, we get this, which seems preferrable to
me:
- pd makes sound on Fedora/Debian/Ubuntu without changing settings
- newbies get sound with lots of latency
- advanced users already setup their own audio
Even better, you could get sound from Pd and other apps at the same
time. If there is a way to get to the second status without big
latency, that would be the best. 'padsp' is the only trick I know of,
I haven't tried pasuspender tho.
.hc
On Nov 14, 2009, at 5:30 AM, cyrille henry wrote:
padsp pd add to much latency, it is clearly unusable for pd.
on karmic, i have to set pd audio buffer to 400ms...
c
Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
How would we make Pd use that ALSA compatibility layer? I know
about the OSS emulation in Pulseaudio, I believe that would work by
doing 'padsp pd'. .hc On Nov 13, 2009, at 11:28 PM, John Harrison wrote:IIRC there is some sort of ALSA compatibility layer in Pulseaudio
and I think it would be nice if Pd-extended could choose this ALSA
"driver" or "soft card" or whatever it would be called. That would
be a better solution than pasuspender because then Pd would be
playing "nice" with all the other sound apps concurrently. Latency
might be slightly worse but I think for beginners at least the
initial experience would be more positive, as many of these users
are coming from OS X and Windows platforms where sound
applications sharing the same sound card concurrently is expected
behavior.I also vaguely remember the pulseaudio is only an issue with ALSA
when there is no hardware mixer in the card. But my guess is that
would be all cheap sound cards, since it has been the case with
the built-in cards on all the Linux-based laptops I run into.-John
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner <hans@at.or.at mailto:hans@at.or.at> wrote:
Is pasuspender something that could be integrated into the Pd-extended menu launch item somehow? I'd really like to make sure that Pd will output audio by just starting it in Debian/ Ubunut.
.hc
On Nov 12, 2009, at 12:09 PM, John Harrison wrote:
could be pulseaudio is the problem?
from the command line try
pasuspender pd
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 9:28 AM, Aditya Mandayam <adityams@gmail.com mailto:adityams@gmail.com> wrote:
hi, i have pd installed on ubunty 9.10 - karmic koala. i have absolutely no sound when i fire up pd. i've triedfooling around with the Media>settings for OSS, ALSA, jack,
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