On 24 Aug 2007, at 17:24, Mike C. Fletcher wrote: > We found clicky-poppy-loopy-static-y effects on my normal (non-XO) > laptop when trying to run csound audio. We 'fixed' it by specifying > largish buffers (-b2048 -B2048) in our code[1]. From our reading > of the > docs/forums it seems that this kind of system-specific > configuration is > often necessary to get csound to behave (hence having flags on the > command line for tweaking the values in the standard file-playing > tool).
Well - it does seem that my sound hardware may be (at least partly) at fault for my problems... I have been building sugar on another (older, even lower spec) box. That build finally finished, and I copied the TamTam-35.xo compressed bundle I made for the original box onto that and installed it. Well, on this second box, TamTam runs without background buzzing and clicks, and when I exit it, it actually terminates cleanly. I can even restart it without it hanging up. So... I guess I have to assume the sound hardware on the first box is causing difficulties... And in the meantime I have a platform (albeit v.slow!) I can move forward with... I wonder if the first box would be happier with my old iMic as a sound card? Thanks to everyone who has helped with suggestions, -- Ian _______________________________________________ Sugar mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/sugar
