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Originally posted by NomadDemon View Postwhats why ASIO drivers are better, glad my both cards support asio, but sad, what linux doesnt
any idea how to speed it a bit up? by removing PA or something?
its likely a combination of better drivers and a more robust signal passing mechanism in windows to be honest.
Work on the kernel. Thats my advice.
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Originally posted by Thatguy View Postits likely a combination of better drivers and a more robust signal passing mechanism in windows to be honest.
Work on the kernel. Thats my advice.
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Originally posted by NomadDemon View Postwhats why ASIO drivers are better, glad my both cards support asio, but sad, what linux doesnt
any idea how to speed it a bit up? by removing PA or something?
I never faced unsynchronized sound even when used the DX for recording procedures at 24bits 192000Hz samples via audacity. 4 minutes of music equals about +200MB flac audio file!!
Youtube stuff is just too low bit rate to make my DX unsynchronize and don't forget that here has a big impact the flash player's performance not the sound card only even the graphics driver's performance has to do with the problem.
Gnome desktop env and Ubuntu generally rely a lot on Pulse Audio and that makes them a bad environment for sound enthusiasts and music lovers... Get rid of them instantly.
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Originally posted by djdoo View PostJust change the whole Ubuntu distro and that really no reason to exist Pulse Audio thing. I am using Xonar DX under an openSUSE 11.3 system x64 with the ''desktop'' kernel and via JACK I could manage 10ms latency with no clipping.
That said, you don't need to move to JACK. Just check your pulseaudio settings, you can increase/decrease latency from there.
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Originally posted by NomadDemon View Postto use jack, need to use same sample rates for everything
jack isnt a good solution. its great in studio , but not in normal home pc
I have never in my life seen a studio running jack or linux. For obvious reasons.
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Originally posted by BlackStar View PostOr you could just ignore the openSUSE advocates, like the rest of us, and install JACK on Ubuntu.
Furthmore I own this card and let me have a better point of view on how it works better and believe me ubuntu was one of the distros I checked before end up using opensuse.
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