I have a half-memory that some one was extolling the virtues of the VX
Pocket sound card on a Linux machine, but I may be totally wrong....
  So does anyone have such a set up running?  I have a colleague who
has been trying to use one with Planet CCRMA and reports that the
hardware is not recognised.  Any advice most welcome.
==John ffitch
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Hi John,
It should be supported:
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/index.php?vendor=vendor-Digigram#matrix

Maybe it's a question of modprobbing snd-vxpocket, tweaking modules.conf
according to the instructions on the ccrma site, and having a look at
tail -f /var/log/messages while inserting the card.

Cheers,
Andrés

On Fri, 2005-09-23 at 11:12, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:
> I have a half-memory that some one was extolling the virtues of the VX
> Pocket sound card on a Linux machine, but I may be totally wrong....
>   So does anyone have such a set up running?  I have a colleague who
> has been trying to use one with Planet CCRMA and reports that the
> hardware is not recognised.  Any advice most welcome.
> ==John ffitch

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Hi John:

  I think Eric Rzewnicki has one working in his Linux system. I've asked 
him to contact you directly (assuming he does actually own one of those 
cards).

Best,

dp



jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:

>I have a half-memory that some one was extolling the virtues of the VX
>Pocket sound card on a Linux machine, but I may be totally wrong....
>  So does anyone have such a set up running?  I have a colleague who
>has been trying to use one with Planet CCRMA and reports that the
>hardware is not recognised.  Any advice most welcome.
>==John ffitch
>  
>

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hi

i have done an install of csoundav on a dual processor [1ghz] machine 
with 1 GHz of memory machine for a friends using WinXp Pro and am 
attempting to run Improsculpt for demonstrations in a classroom 
setting. Yet, i get clicks in audio.

are there any tips ones may share or a commandline for optimized 
csoundav for windows.
the soundcard is a creative pci

thanks


Patrick Pagano, B.S.,M.F.A
Digital Media Specialist
Digital Worlds Institute
University Of Florida
(352) 294-2082

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I use nothing special for csoundAV with winXP here
My commandline is simply
-+P -+I -+K -+O -m0 

It works well with both the RME hdsp card, and with my laptop's 'el cheapo' internal soundcard. Do you use ASIO drivers for the soundcard ? 
If there's a control panel for the card, you could try tweaking the hardware buffer size.
You might also try using asio4all, for no other good reason than that it lets you set the buffer size, which I don' know offhand how to do for a creative card. 

Do you use a lot of playback modules in ImproSculpt simultaneously ?
For fairly new computers, you should have a hard time maxing out the cpu with improsculpt. You mention a 1GHz cpu but not the type...
Also, of course check for background processes that clutters the machine's operation.

best
Oeyvind




> From: Patrick Pagano [bigswift@ufl.edu]
> Sent: 2005-09-24 17:56:18 CEST
> To: csound@lists.bath.ac.uk
> Subject: [Csnd] CsoundAV windows tips
> 
> hi
> 
> i have done an install of csoundav on a dual processor [1ghz] machine 
> with 1 GHz of memory machine for a friends using WinXp Pro and am 
> attempting to run Improsculpt for demonstrations in a classroom 
> setting. Yet, i get clicks in audio.
> 
> are there any tips ones may share or a commandline for optimized 
> csoundav for windows.
> the soundcard is a creative pci
> 
> thanks
> 
> 
> Patrick Pagano, B.S.,M.F.A
> Digital Media Specialist
> Digital Worlds Institute
> University Of Florida
> (352) 294-2082
> 
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