On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 02:13:39PM +0100, Stefan Sperling wrote: > On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 09:18:12PM +0000, Gilles Chehade wrote: > > indeed, will test shortly ! > > > > Gilles > > Any feedback or OKs from either of you?
i built ardour here on i386 good, it ran good first time. i recorded my hands clapping and was very excited to see things working, but thats about all that worked. after that there was some issues, probably much like mentioned below. first try i loaded it up and made a new test project, recorded a couple tracks straight from my laptop mic with some clapping, shortly after it quit wanting to work with audio at all i just updated to a more recent snapshot and tried again, here is a nice output logs: http://ryan.slipgate.org/ardour2/ ignore the test.mp3, i was going to show some lame proof including some poorly (see: not) mic'd guitar riffage but the export ended up being silent, so i did it wrong or found an issue. after the first exit, it doesn't seem to want to work with audio anymore, when loading a re-existing project. loading a new project each start seem to allow audio to work every time. either way, this is still one of the most exciting ports i've seen to date, i do play a lot of guitar. cheers :) > > > > > Ryan Freeman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > >On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 12:03:27PM +0100, Stefan Sperling wrote: > > >> I've ported the ardour digital audio workstation (http://ardour.org) > > >> to OpenBSD some time ago. The port includes some new glue code for > > >> sndio midi which I tested with a Mackie-style controller. > > >> > > >> It builds and runs, with audio/jack as audio backend. But there are > > >> some stability problems. Sometimes sound isn't audible unless latency > > >> is tweaked in the JACK->Latency menu. What's worse is that it freezes > > >> up during playback occasionally. ratchov says these problems might be > > >> related to jack's sndio backend. > > >> > > >> I'd like to import this anyway so that remaining issues can be fixed > > >> in-tree. > > >> > > >> Patches in the ardour port have been shown to upstream. > > >> There won't be another ardour2 release so they won't take the patches. > > >> Upstream work is focused on ardour3. > > >> > > >> The ardour port and ports for two new required dependencies are attached > > >> and also at http://stsp.name/openbsd/ports/ardour/ > > > > > >this is very exciting, testing now! > > > > > >-ryan > > >
