Teteros
Teteros
Could maybe DBdownload handle everything in lowercase on the local directory? This is an issue even with official (zip) downloads. If you are to download a whole directory from a...
Spoke too soon, merely doing: ```diff --- upstream/dbdownload/dbdownload.py 2018-11-10 02:42:10.868275729 +0000 +++ DBdownload/lib/python2.7/site-packages/dbdownload/dbdownload.py 2018-11-10 02:46:01.851601168 +0000 @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ if not remote_comp[-1]: # Trailing slash. rootlen -= 1 x...
> so far Efflux had been developed with audio features and performance first, and great usability second see_no_evil so it's good to catch up on that aspect. That's true, the...
> doesn't assemble them at the end if you tried the python version and using ffmpeg rather than avconv it will fail to mux (unless you have avconv installed rather...
Sadly I can't reproduce on Arch Linux.  `carla-git 1:2.1.alpha2.r124.g9bc0cd76` `radium 5.9.52` > I see Carla uses Qt 4.8.6. Radium uses Qt 5.12.2, so there's a potential deadly mismatch there...
What command are you using, something like ` RADIUM_QT_VERSION=5 RADIUM_BUILD_LIBXCB=0 make packages` ? For reference the AUR [PKGBUILD](https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=radium) I maintain at time of writing builds on: gcc 10.2.0, clang/llvm 10.0.1
you could try using clang via `RADIUM_USE_CLANG=1` flag? Normally it's only using gcc which I guess doesn't work on your particular environment for some reason.
It seems to be some kind of linker error, you can confirm this if you comment out `INCLUDE_FAUSTDEV` in build_linux_common.sh#L43: https://github.com/kmatheussen/radium/blob/86287496c505710c9bffb76cc6e9460732269c14/build_linux_common.sh#L43 then the faustdev instuments wouldn't work but at least...
Thanks for looking into this, I've made a screencast to demonstrate the issue: (Scope is silent when radium plays notes, Ardour playing notes draws the pulses.) [](https://u.teknik.io/FlDGk.webm) > Is this...
I've tested Carla 1.9.13 (2.0-RC3) now and the "fixed-size buffer" option on/off makes no difference at least. Hm, I would imagine the audio buffers would only be relevant when using...