Re: zita-a2j and capture alignment
Ben Bell <[email protected]>
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On Sat, Sep 07, 2013 at 03:27:21PM +0100, Ben Bell wrote: > 2) When I capture a mix of jack driven and zita-a2j driven inputs, the > alighment is out. I don't just mean audio latency, I mean that the > captured regions have different start times. I'm guessing something is > trying to be smart about re-aligning the two sources but it's not > getting it right. In addition, by moving the region starts it seems > to break the edit-group synching of region edits. Having been through this in more detail with Fons's help and a new version of zita-a2j, it looks like there is definitely something going in on Ardour itself here. The regions being captured from the Zita and Jack driver cards are of slightly (e.g. 12 samples) different lengths, and this seems to mean that the code in ardour which handles ganging of edits for regions in an edit group is being fooled. Assuming that the different length regions are a valid response to what's happening, does Ardour need to use a different method of deciding whether a pair of regions are part of the same take and hence should be edited together -- maybe just start time? Or should the regions be artificially made the same length if they are recorded together in an edit group? bjb