| Ok, thank you. Everything works fine now. I should have found it myself, sorry.
The problem is that my version 0.99.22 of jack allowed a program to change
buffer size of jack when running. So i did not need to care about buffer size
with csound.
It *seems* that v0.99.50 doesn't allow anymore to change buffer size, the reason
of the error. I don't know if the developpers have disabled the feature or if it
is now a compile time, i will check.
Thanks for the response, so it was not a bug, Csound5 is bug free! ;)
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Olivier
Selon Istvan Varga :
> Olivier Doaré wrote:
>
> > When compiled and run with jack v0.99.50, i get the following error with
> fl.csd:
> >
> > *** openJackStream(): error setting JACK buffer size
> > Failed to initialise real time audio input
> > inactive allocs returned to freespace
> >
> >
> > Note that everything works fine with 0.99.22.
>
> Are you running Csound with the same setting for -b that you
> use as JACK period size ? I mean something like this:
>
> jackd -d alsa -p 128 ...
> csound -b 128 ...
>
> Also, make sure that both -b and -B are power of two, and -B
> is higher than -b.
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