Le 26 mars 09 ? 23:49, iurie.c at gmx.net a ?crit :

> Tried the svn version with boomer, and tried jack_simple_client,  
> instead of a normal sine, it's very jerky, and in the output I get  
> below. It also doesn't allow me to pass "-S" option, maybe that's  
> the reason for the jerky sine ?
>
> $ ./jackd -P 59 -d boomer
> jackdmp 1.9.3
> Copyright 2001-2005 Paul Davis and others.
> Copyright 2004-2009 Grame.
> jackdmp comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
> This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
> under certain conditions; see the file COPYING for details
> JACK server starting in non-realtime mode
> Audio Interface Description :
> Sampling Frequency : 48000, Sample Format : 16, Mode : 3
> OSS product SunOS Audio
> OSS version 4.0
> OSS version num 262147
> OSS numaudios 1
> OSS numaudioengines 1
> OSS numcards 2
> Output capabilities - 2 channels :
> Output block size = 4096
> output space info: fragments = 56, fragstotal = 56, fragsize =  
> 1156, bytes = 64736
>  DSP_CAP_DUPLEX
> OSS product SunOS Audio
> OSS version 4.0
> OSS version num 262147
> OSS numaudios 1
> OSS numaudioengines 1
> OSS numcards 2
> Input capabilities - 2 channels :
> Input block size = 4096
> input space info: fragments = 0, fragstotal = 56, fragsize = 1156,  
> bytes = 0
>  DSP_CAP_DUPLEX
> Warning : input and output are not necessarily driven by the same  
> clock!
> JackBoomerDriver::Write output latency frames = 1312
> JackBoomerDriver::Write output latency frames = 17552
> JackBoomerDriver::Execute missing frames = 0
> JackBoomerDriver::Execute missing frames = 0
> JackBoomerDriver::Execute missing frames = 0
> JackBoomerDriver::Execute missing frames = 0
>


No, with the new "2 threads model" boomer driver, the -S parameter is  
not required anymore (more precisely, the server runs in a mode  
called "asynchronous", that somewhat "relax" the relationship between  
the input and the output, since each side is now running it it's own  
thread.)

But you should always add -R (for real-time) otherwise internal  
threads are not started with the correct settings. Can you try again  
and report if it helps?

If it still not work, I'll have to wait for final Boomer and do some  
more test here.

Stephane Letz

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