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Realtime is also needed for multimediaRealtime is also needed for multimediaPosted Dec 11, 2007 1:55 UTC (Tue) by RobertBrockway (subscriber, #48927)In reply to: Realtime is also needed for multimedia by ssavitzky Parent article: Enterprise realtime and cooperative development
Perhaps you don't want to run X on the box at all. X is network transparent so you can display Audacity to another box on the network. Yes this means involving another box (or a thin client) but it _might_ give better performance.
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Realtime is also needed for multimedia Posted Dec 11, 2007 14:31 UTC (Tue) by ssavitzky (subscriber, #2855) [Link] I actually recorded about 2/3 of my CD that way -- it worked, but there was a noticable lag that made it less responsive for editing and overdubbing. My current recording box is a dual-core CPU, which gives me the best of both worlds.
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