This is a test of conversion of density for csound5.
It produces of the clicks during the update grafic of the GUI.  Why?
Thanks to all.

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Alessandro Petrolati
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Steven Yi wrote:

>Hi Alessandro,
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>I tried it here on Windows XP and I didn't seem to get any clicks.
>
>steven
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>On 3/30/06, Alessandro Petrolati  wrote:
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>>This is a test of conversion of density for csound5.
>>It produces of the clicks during the update grafic of the GUI.  Why?
>>Thanks to all.
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>>Alessandro Petrolati
>>Via Acquaviva, 33
>>-61043 Cagli/PU
>>t +393296221413
>>www.alessandro-petrolati.com
>>ale_petrolati@alice.it
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Hello,

I usually get clicks with cpu intensive csound instruments (performed 
realtime) and they are related to any graphical activity (i.e. 
minimizing or maximizing windows, opening menus, etc). I found that if I 
increase the priority of the csound process then the clicks disappear 
(I'm using a Linux Kernel with realtime preemption patches). The command 
would be something like  this: chrt -f -p 50 `pidof csound`

cheers,


Hector.