Hi David and list,

AFAIK real-time priority processes are available on G/Linux with special kernel loaded (low-latency kernels /rt-kernels )... Not sure if is possible it in other OSs....

Another point is that youll need a very powerful computer to be able to flow those processes at low latency, otherwise low-latency kernels are working even worst than the regular ones. (this last comment is obvious, but i remind)

salut xà!

2012/3/12 David Schaffer schafferdavid@hotmail.com:

Hi there,

I'm trying to start Pd with realtime priority using a .bat file and the "/realtime" parameter. pd starts as expected  but as "high" priority process. I know my command syntax is right because I tried it on other software and they all ran as "realtime" processes. Is there an internal pd setting that overrides this and, if there is, how can I change it?

Thank you guys very much for your help.

D.S

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