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> realtime priorities were handled through limits.conf, and I am running on

> the

> Debian kernel 2.6.26-1-amd64 on a Intel Core2 Duo, T7500 2.20 GHz. (It's a

> Lenovo Thinkpad T61).

>

> The previous Debian kernel 2.6.24, did give me better results with JACK,

> but

> had problem with the serial chip driver (the FTDI), at certain baudrates.

>

> So yes, the few xruns were problematic, since my soundtrack was the only

> sound

> that was going on, and I would really like to know how I could make this

> whole setup a bit more robust.

>

> The video capturing and the visualisation are certainly less time critical,

> as

> I am only deriving control data from it, and/or using it to monitor. It is

> not projected out again.

>

> sincerely,

> Marije

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generic or custom (rt patched) kernel?r2009/3/10 nescivi <nescivi@gmail.com>
realtime priorities were handled through limits.conf, and I am running on t=

he

Debian kernel 2.6.26-1-amd64 on a Intel Core2 Duo, T7500 2.20 GHz. (It'=

s a

Lenovo Thinkpad T61).
The previous Debian kernel 2.6.24, did give me better results with JACK, bu=

t

had problem with the serial chip driver (the FTDI), at certain baudrates.
So yes, the few xruns were problematic, since my soundtrack was the only so=

und

that was going on, and I would really like to know how I could make this

whole setup a bit more robust.
The video capturing and the visualisation are certainly less time critical,=

 as

I am only deriving control data from it, and/or using it to monitor. It is<=

br>

not projected out again.
sincerely,

Marije=A0
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