Thanks for clarifying the xrun display. Maybe the tooltip could be changed to something like:
XRUN count (L:Alsa R:Jack) or XRUN count: Alsa (Jack). In my early Linux audio days I used to speculate that one number was perhaps errors on buffer reads, and the other writes. I knew that one did not want xruns but I was confused as to which number was more important and why they could be different. Since I use firewire which has ffado as the backend rather that alsa, I suppose that could explain why I sometimes get many more of the M than N. Anyway, its just nice to know what is going on.
Thanks for clarifying the xrun display. Maybe the tooltip could be changed to something like:
XRUN count (L:Alsa R:Jack) or XRUN count: Alsa (Jack). In my early Linux audio days I used to speculate that one number was perhaps errors on buffer reads, and the other writes. I knew that one did not want xruns but I was confused as to which number was more important and why they could be different. Since I use firewire which has ffado as the backend rather that alsa, I suppose that could explain why I sometimes get many more of the M than N. Anyway, its just nice to know what is going on.