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JRiver Media Center 23.0.21 for Debian Jessie
bob:
MC will run various things at different priorities if it can, and the highest priority is for the audio output thread.
If it can't get permission to run the thread with one of the SCHED_RR priorities it will echo that fact into the log and revert to default thread priority.
Awesome Donkey:
What I'm getting on Linux Mint;
--- Code: --- 2779 2779 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2779 3479 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2779 3480 RR 56 - 96 mediacenter23
2779 3481 RR 46 - 86 mediacenter23
2779 3498 RR 99 - 139 mediacenter23
--- End code ---
bob:
--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on July 21, 2017, 03:09:27 pm ---What I'm getting on Linux Mint;
--- Code: --- 2779 2779 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2779 3479 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2779 3480 RR 56 - 96 mediacenter23
2779 3481 RR 46 - 86 mediacenter23
2779 3498 RR 99 - 139 mediacenter23
--- End code ---
--- End quote ---
RR 99 is your friend (it's the audio output thread)!
Awesome Donkey:
YAY! :D
Yeah, compare to Arch Linux before installing 23.0.21;
--- Code: --- 2946 2946 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2956 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2966 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2967 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2968 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2970 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
2946 2972 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
--- End code ---
And Arch Linux after installing 23.0.21;
--- Code: ---10059 10059 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
10059 11871 TS - 0 19 mediacenter23
10059 11872 RR 56 - 96 mediacenter23
10059 11873 RR 46 - 86 mediacenter23
10059 11875 RR 99 - 139 mediacenter23
--- End code ---
Double YAY! :D
On Debian-based distros, it should be easy to add yourself to the audio group by opening a terminal and using this command;
sudo usermod -a -G audio youruser
Replace youruser with your username.
For Arch Linux, the command is a little different;
sudo usermod -aG audio youruser
Again, just replace youruser with your username. Now, step two. With the terminal still open paste in the following;
--- Code: ---sudo gedit /etc/security/limits.conf
--- End code ---
Then add this to the bottom and save it (the added spaces don't matter, but I formatted it to look like the examples);
--- Code: ---@audio - rtprio 100
--- End code ---
Logout/reboot and profit. :)
I think I'll add this to the Debian/Ubuntu/Mint tutorial over the weekend. :)
mwillems:
When adding the "mediacenter23native" list to my repo list on a pi (running jessie), I wind up with the wheezy repo, which has no MC23 builds. Am I not supposed to us the native list? Or is there not an arm repo running yet?
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