>Hello problem like that: >I got ardour workin with my motherboard via686a driver card but it >hanged bad in some fase of using ardour.(no use anyway for that noisy >card) > >I got Xwave 6000 Pro too but here comes up some errors. >I use 0.9.0beta10 drivers and libs 2.4.8 kernel mdk 8.1. > >what's this? >ALSA: cannot set the number of interrupts per buffer to 2 for capture > >maybe it is impossible to get it workin with yamaha 754 chip at all?
yes, ardour is currently hard coded to use an ASIO-style scheme with all audio hardware. there are certain chipsets with which this does not work. the ymfpci is one such chipset. i don't know if that is the same as your chipset, but it might be. the archives of this list (and of ardour-dev, where messages about ardour should be sent) contain an outline of my position with respect to these cards. ardour is about to move to using JACK for all i/o. this will move the problem into JACK's ALSA PCM client/driver, which currently does the same thing as ardour. i am more amenable to change the JACK code to support such cards, but still not enthusiastic about it. you are using badly designed hardware, or more precisely, hardware that was not designed for use in a DAW. i am willing to accept patches to fix the behaviour of JACK's ALSA PCM client to work with this class of audio interface, but i will not write the changes myself. i have better things to do. you couldn't use ASIO with this card either, and that would have very definite impact on the performance of Cubase and other apps if you ran windows or macos on the h/w. --p _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-devel
