Subject: new Output causes jumps and crashes
Author: Benni, 2005-05-14 18:45:43
I just tried the new testing version and I have to say, I'm quite impressed. Songs now change almost instantly. But I notice jumps ranging from 1 to 10s around in the song. Sometimes lamip just exits.
This is on amd64. Any way I could give you more information or is this already known ?
This is on amd64. Any way I could give you more information or is this already known ?
Replies
Author: ciberfred, 2005-05-31 18:51:07
well it's working pretty well on my box. that's strange, geekoe as this problem too it seems..
Author: Benni, 2005-06-01 12:52:16
20050531(test_without_outputthread) works well, without jumps etc. and is instant!
Author: ciberfred, 2005-06-01 19:12:22
ouf :-) happy to heard this. Need to investigate more on this problem so
Author: Benni, 2005-06-06 08:41:35
20050605 minimized the pauses to around 1-2 seconds. It's getting better :)
Author: Benni, 2005-06-06 09:08:01
ok some bad news, sometimes it plays files at 10x speed without sound.
Author: ciberfred, 2005-06-06 18:43:49
Should i ask you some things about your engine ?
*distro used
*glibc version (with or without nptl)
*gcc version
*kernel version
*alsa/oss/jack version (the one you are using)
it's very strange you got something like this. don't remember to remove you lamip.cfg file when you use a new core (well it depend but it's always better to start from the clean way) :-p
*distro used
*glibc version (with or without nptl)
*gcc version
*kernel version
*alsa/oss/jack version (the one you are using)
it's very strange you got something like this. don't remember to remove you lamip.cfg file when you use a new core (well it depend but it's always better to start from the clean way) :-p
Author: Benni, 2005-06-07 14:10:36
*ubuntu breezy
*2.3.5 (don't know)
*4.0.1 20050522 (prerelease)
*2.6.10 + different patches I think
*1.0.9
deleting the config file doesn't solve it
*2.3.5 (don't know)
*4.0.1 20050522 (prerelease)
*2.6.10 + different patches I think
*1.0.9
deleting the config file doesn't solve it
Author: noodge, 2005-06-07 19:55:32
I still notice a delay (like Benni says, it's shorter now), but no problems with sound skipping or anything like that.
Author: ciberfred, 2005-06-07 20:36:30
Benni, ok so you are using things that are not.. really stable (the gcc compiler for example is too new, maybe it introduce some things that could brake appz) for me :) for example the glibc current is 2.3.4 and not 2.3.5 :) (http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/)
geekoe notice that the last alsa version create sound problem on his computer
noodge : normal, with the gapless feature enable you should not have this problem (i hope) :)
so be aware when you install something that is really important for a system like the glibc/gcc and kernel.
geekoe notice that the last alsa version create sound problem on his computer
noodge : normal, with the gapless feature enable you should not have this problem (i hope) :)
so be aware when you install something that is really important for a system like the glibc/gcc and kernel.
Author: Benni, 2005-06-08 19:07:59
well, can't really decide when running breezy ^^