[ardour-dev] Latency Pre-preempt.

[Joe Button]

I gave this a go and it worked perfectly. The only problem I found is that if 
I set the latency value too high I get a blue screen with the following 
message:

"You are using an unauthorised copy of Linux. Please visit www.sco.com for 
details of our recent court victory and information on how to obtain a 
license".

Anyone know what might be causing this?

On Saturday 02 April 2005 19:10, philicorda wrote:
> After reading the discussions here recently about how Ardour cues tracks
> in advance to deal with plugin latency, I tried an experiment with the
> swh artificial latency plugin.
>
> By increasing the plugin latency of a bus to twenty minutes or so, and
> inverting the plugin delay compensation, Ardour cued the tracks so far
> in advance that it began playing audio that had not yet been recorded.
>
> This is very useful when you don't know how a take will go, as you can
> hear it before playing it. Unfortunately, you will always play the take
> you heard, as otherwise you could not have heard it in advance to have
> played it before you heard it played back the first time it was played
> in advance beforehand, or otherwise the first playback could not have
> been played beforehand in advance.
>
> The only problem I've found is that if I try and do an overdub when
> playing along with a negative latency track I'm intending to record I
> get:
>
> Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkgc.c: line 288 (gdk_gc_unref): assertion `gc !=
> NULL' will fail tomorrow.
> Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkgc.c: line 289 (gdk_gc_unref): assertion `gc !=
> NULL' will fail tomorrow.
> [SEGFAULT] -CAUSALITY ERROR 4###00008
>
> and Ardour crashes. Would increasing the buffer size help here?
>
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