[PlanetCCRMA] cinelerra on athlon/duron
Luc Tanguay
lucus at sympatico.ca
Fri Aug 22 21:36:01 PDT 2003
Still having same problem.
More info on my setup.
The audio samples have been recorded at 44100 Hz. They contain one
channel only (mono).
Settings | Preferences | Playback:
- Samples to read ... -> 131072 (=128*1024)
- Sample to send ... -> 2048
- Use software for positioning -> checked
- Audio driver -> OSS (why ALSA is not listed?)
- device path -> /dev/dsp
- bits -> 16 bit linear
- channels -> 2
Here's the output of 'soundtest' from CCRMA distribution of Cinelerra:
*** Half duplex
Couldn't enable full duplex audio.
fragments fragstotal fragsize bytes TOTAL BYTES AVAILABLE
Playback: 2 2 32768 65536 65536
Record: 0 2 32768 0 65536
Why does it say 'half duplex' ?
I've also tried the ' LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 cinelerra' trick and it
does not help.
Regards,
Luc
Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano a écrit:
>>>does anybody use cinelerra on a Duron machine ?
>>>
>>>I had cinelerra-1.1.6-1.ath.rpm installed and was working perfectly.
>>>With the new package cinelerra-1.1.7-1.rh90.athlon, it is not usable
>>>anymore. Here's what happen. If I press play and the cursor is at
>>>the beginning of the movie, there is no sound and I cannot stop it... I
>>>have to kill cinelerra to make it stops. However if the cursor is
>>>somewhere else, it works. Can somebody help me ?
>>>
>>>
>>The same thing happens to me here on a P4 (using an rpm I built
>>locally). I have also excited the program normally only to find it
>>hanging around still ("ps -aux").
>>
>>
>
>Something similar used to happen to me too (unstoppable playback and
>hanging processes after exit) and I found 1.1.7 much better in that
>respect - in very limited tests. I think I had to initially tweak some
>sound setting to get cinelerra to behave decently. I think it was in
>"Preferences", "Playback", "Use software for positioning information".
>Try to change the setting and see if this goes away.
>
>-- Fernando
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