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On 6/14/07, James <wireless@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Mark Knecht <markknecht <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> > 1) Install layman |
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> > 2) Hook yourself up to the pro-audio overlay |
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> > 3) Emerge rt-sources |
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> > 4) Enjoy |
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> > If you need info on how to set up the configuration either write back |
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> > here or contact me directly off line. |
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> Hello Mark, |
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> I'm building up a system now I can devote to |
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> exploring rt kernels. My application needs |
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> are quite similar to audio requirements. Audio |
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> will be a good application to initially set |
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> up and run some tests/benchmarks. |
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> My interests is |
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> massive IO across |
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> a variety of hardware ports, simultaneously. |
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> Research on SCADA systems with 3D graphics to be specific. |
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> Thanks for the info, |
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> James |
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> James |
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Sounds quite interesting. Good luck in your studies. |
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As I'm sure you know audio by itself is not a large drain on |
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processing power. With that in mind you may find that adding in some |
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audio processors, such as Jamin, will add another stress to your |
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system when you're looking at how well your IO subsystem is really |
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performing. |
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Anyway, it's all in the pro-audio overlay. There is a good Wiki on |
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setting it up but it's so simple and well run that I'm sure you won't |
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have any troubles. |
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Cheers, |
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Mark |
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