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Hello les audiophiles,
informer reste un des nombreux objectifs de ce forum; ainsi, et malgré
qu'il n'y ait pour sûr pas d'Orca sur la distrib dont je souhaite parler,
j'ai tenu à vous informer qu'il existe apparement une nouvelle distrib
autour de l'audio et la vidéo, autre qu'UbuntuStudio; elle s'appelle:
AVLinux.
Je me demande bien évidemment si un jour, à l'image de ce qu'on peut faire
avec Jaws sous W$, on finira par pouvoir utiliser des applis audio/musicales
graphiques sous Orca ... je sais que sous Window$ des applis du type
Cakewalk, ou le système Sonar du fabricant Roland, sont accessibles.
Je connais un dv qui a un studio numérique et les utilise.
AVLinux
URL: http://www.bandshed.net/AVLinux.html
Current Release: 3.0 (English Only)
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AV Linux 3.0 is a LiveDVD ISO image that is a self-contained,
full-featured computer Operating System. It was created using the
Debian GNU/Linux Testing branch and Remastersys. This LiveDVD ISO image
can be downloaded, burned onto any DVD-R(W) and then booted and
demonstrated on virtually any recent Windows PC without any effect on
the existing OS. If the user desires it can be installed to the Hard
Drive either on it's own or "dual-boot" with an existing Windows or
Linux OS. Once installed AV Linux transforms the users computer into a
full-blown Audio/Video Workstation ready to use! The User Interface
features the very lightweight and efficient LXDE 0.4.2 Desktop
Environment. It's well-rounded program selection covers most every
common everyday computer tasks, it features a full complement of the
best F/OSS Multimedia Applications available allowing users to enjoy
Multitrack Audio Recording and Mixing, Video Capturing, Editing and
Converting, DVD Authoring and Creation, iPod Tools and much more. AV
Linux also contains many Hard Drive diagnostic utilities making it an
excellent troubleshooting and rescue solution.
At the heart of AV Linux is a customized i686 2.6.32 Linux Kernel that
features "desktop" preemption, 1000hz Timer and PAE (Physical Address
Extension) support. This means that even though it is a 32 bit
Operating System it is not limited to 4GB of RAM, in fact it can
utilize up to 64GB of RAM! This has been done in consideration of those
with newer systems many of which come routinely with more than 4GB of
RAM. PAE is supported by Intel Pentium Pro, Pentium 3, Pentium 4,
CoreDuo and Quad Processors. also by AMD Athlon, AthlonXP, X2, and
Phenom Processors. The default Kernel should be adequate for most users
however an optional pre-installed 2.6.31-rt11Realtime (-rt) Kernel is
also provided for users who require lower audio latencies and can be
booted following an install to the Hard Drive.
**If you aren't sure check the manufacturers data sheet to confirm
whether your CPU has PAE support**
AV Linux proudly showcases the incredible work of the following
developers and partners:
Debian/GNU Linux, Debian Multimedia Team, LXDE, Tony Brijeski
(Remastersys), RevLinux (geekconnection.org), Paul Davis and Ardour
Team (JACK, Ardour), LinuxMusicians.com, Christian Marillat
(debian-multimedia.org), Matthew Weatherford (WinFF), Mike Start
(linuxDSP), Rui Nuno Capela (Qjackctl, QSynth, Qtractor), Dave
Robillard (LASH, SLV2), Chris Cannam, D. Michael McIntyre (Rosegarden,
DSSI-VST), Nick Copeland (Bristol Synths) Peder Hedlund (Bristol
Launcher), Torben Hohn (FST), Th3Rob (SlicknesS and TechniX themes)
Sora (Meliae Icons), Daniel Grimm (Black White Icons) FreeGraphics.com.
(L-R) 1.AV Linux LXDE Desktop 2.Ardour 2.8.4 with [1]linuxDSP, Calf,
Invada LV2, JACK Client and LADSPA Plugins
Audio Recording:
- Ardour 2.8.4 w/ LV2, Freesound and FFT Analysis Support + Hundreds of
LADSPA Plugins
- VST(i) Support via FST 1.8 or DSSI-VST 0.8 (run as external JACK
Clients) running with Wine 1.1.33
- linuxDSP JACK Client Plugins and JACK Patchbay + new linuxDSP LV2
plugins!
- LV2Rack 5, Invada LV2 Plugins, Calf Plugins 0.0.19 (GIT) SWH LV2
Plugins, LV2 FIL Plugin (GIT), Zyn (LV2 Port)
- ALSA-Tools GUI's for Echo, RME, and M-Audio Soundcards, ffado mixer,
Tascam US-122,224,428 support, ALSA utils
- Audacity 1.39, Bristol Synths 0.40.6, Jamin 0.98 from CVS
- JACK 0.118 w/ FreeBOB and FFADO Firewire Support
- Hydrogen 0.9.4, LMMS 0.4.5, GNU Denemo 0.8.10, Rumor 1.0.4
- Qjackctl 0.3.5, QSynth 0.3.4, Qtractor 0.4.3, Sooperlooper 1.6.13
- WineASIO 0.7.5, Zynjacku 5, Linuxsampler 1.0, ZynAddSubFX 2.4.0
- Puredata extended 0.41.1 and SuperCollider (Emacs) 3.3.1 Audio
Programming Environments
- Snd and Tapestrea soundfile synthesis editors
- FOR ALPHA TESTING ONLY - Rosegarden "Thorn 10.02" Qt4 Port - Report
bugs to the Rosegarden developers mailing list
Video Editing/Conversion:
- Avidemux 2.5, Cinelerra 4.1 from GIT, DeVeDe 3.14, DVD Styler 1.7.4
- Handbrake GTK DVD Ripper/Converter 0.9.4, WinFF ffmpeg GUI 1.1.1
- Kino 1.3.3, Openshot 0.9.54, LiVES 1.1.6, Blender 2.49 3D Modeling
Graphics and Printing Applications:
- GIMP 2.6.7, fotoxx 8.6.2, Gtkam 0.1.16.2, GPicview 0.2.1, mtPaint
3.31, Google Picasa 3, Xpdf 3.02, Xsane 0.996
Network/Internet:
- Mozilla Iceweasel 3.5, Kompozer 0.8a4, Pidgin Messenger 2.6.3,
- XChat IRC 2.8.6, Transmission Bittorrent 1.76
- Wicd Network Manager 1.6.2.2
Media Players:
- Totem 2.28, MPlayer SVN, Songbird 1.1.2 w/Flash Support, VLC 1.0.3,
Exaile 3.0.1, LX Music 0.4.2
System Tools:
- Remastersys Backup, Control Panel and Installer, GRUB Startup Manager
1.9.3
- Sun Virtualbox 3.1, Wine 1.1.33
- Compiz 0.8.2, Emerald Themer 0.8.2, Fusion-Icon
- Synaptic 0.63, PCManFM 0.5.2, Unetbootin 377
- Realtime Configuration Scan, SGFXI, SMXI
Miscellaneous:
- Asunder CD Ripper 1.6.2, Brasero CD/DVD Burning 0.8.0, gtkPod
0.99.14, Emacs 22, Gedit 2.28
In addition to supporting most onboard and common Audio Cards AV Linux
also has OOTB Support for many common Pro Audio/MIDI Interfaces like
M-Audio, Tascam, Echo and RME. A growing list of Firewire Audio
Interfaces are also working with FFADO and FreeBOB. For Video DV
Camcorders and other Firewire Video devices (Canopus) as well as many
Hauppage Conexxant based Capture Cards are also supported.
If you are an experienced Linux user, packager or developer you will be
at home with the included number of development libraries, compilers,
build utilities and packaging helper applications available and ready
to use. GIT, SVN, and CVS support are also included.
- Download the avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso file
- Burn the ISO file to a DVD-R or RW using your existing Burning
Software
- Set your Computer BIOS to Boot from your DVD Drive if it doesn't by
default
- Boot Into AV Linux 2.0 to Test and Demo with no changes to your
existing OS
- To Install launch the Remastersys Installer (Experience with Drive
Partitioning is Recommended)
AV Linux is "Image-based" which makes it necessary to be installed a
little differently than a regular Linux distribution. It is suggested
to create a single ext3 Partition at least 15GB in size and a Swap
Partition of 1GB. It's "/home" should be included on the Root Partition
and not used for permanent data in the usual Linux fashion. For Audio
and Video work it is most beneficial to have data on a separate
physical drive if possible or at the very least on a separate partition
not involved in the Installation process for safety's sake. A secondary
consideration is the 4GB limit of Remastersys backup, by not using the
/home folder for data storage it is much easier to create Backups that
conform to the 4GB limit. Since AV Linux is primarily updated with
complete new ISO's starting out with this suggested installation method
paves the way for quick and easy upgrades or reinstallations, safe data
and easy backups.
IMPORTANT - Remastersys Installer Info:
The Remastersys installer requires at least one ext3 Partition and a
Swap Partition and will launch "GParted" to create them if needed. If
you already have the recommended existing partitions simply close
GParted and select your existing Partitions. ANY Partition targeted by
the Installer INCLUDING an existing /home Partition will be formatted!
The Remastersys Installer DOES NOT currently have the capability to
preserve an existing /home. A workaround is to transfer the contents of
your existing /home to a different or external Drive and copy the
content back to your newly created AV Linux /home folder after an
install.
**NOTE** AV Linux is built from a working system that uses the name
"tester". Although users can pick any Username they choose, a quick and
easy way to make sure all of the hidden user and group permissions work
seamlessly out of the box is to use "tester" (without quotes) for a
Username and a secure User and Root password of your own choosing.
- Boot times with Kernels 2.6.31+ have increased significantly, it may
take the LiveDVD a few minutes to config and boot.
- AV Linux intentionally has no boot splash, boot warnings including
messages about "udev" are totally harmless.
- Realtime Kernel Packages are now pre-installed for convenience.
- Use Preferences --> Startup Manager to select a different Default
Kernel from the stock "avlinux" Kernel if needed.
- Check out the "Extra Goodies" folder in your user's home for useful
extras.
- Mounting of drives and USB storage is primarily done through PCmanFM.
- To automatically mount all drives at boot use Remastersys Control
Panel --> System Management.
- Optional Realtime Kernels cannot be used to Remaster or Backup AV
Linux.
- Use the Remastersys Control Panel for System Administration and much
more..
- System Tools --> SGFXI can be used to install proprietary ATI and
nVidia graphics drivers.
- Use Preferences --> Add Launcher to Desktop Tool to create Desktop
Icons in LXDE
- Use Network --> Wicd to detect and connect to Wired and Wireless
Networks
- Some users may need to change "eth1" to "eth0" in the Wicd
Preferences in case of wired connection problems.
- The PCManFM File Manager has no "Trash". Deleted files are deleted
permanently.
- To get FireWire/DV working add yourself as user to the "disk" group
using Remastersys Control Panel
AV Linux is intentionally "Image-based". It's full featured set of
applications should be more than adequate for most users to get started
quickly. However since it is built with Debian/GNU Linux it also
conforms to and has access to a huge amount of Software through the
Debian Repository System. User's can add or remove software with the
included "Synaptic Package Manager". AV Linux contains cutting edge
current Packages from the "Testing" branch, which should be treated
much differently than using the "Stable" branch. Any software
applications should be installed or removed with care and any updating
should be done only as needed and with caution. For more detailed info
read here:
[2]http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/forums/index.php?topic=240.0
AV Linux does not have a set ISO release schedule. Updated ISO's will
be released when there have been significant updates or advancements in
the core applications, if there are a particularly high amount of user
requests for certain improvements, or if a large number of new, stable
applications are to be included. Donations will also be a determining
factor in how many packages or ISO's are released and how quickly.
Occasionally updated packages will be made available at the "Packages"
link button at the top of this page.
AV Linux is a collection of mostly "Free Open Source Software". This is
unfortunately a very misleading term, while it is true that that most
open source software costs nothing to download, "free " refers to the
software source code being "freely" available for others to examine,
collaborate on and improve. AV Linux costs nothing to download and try
however if you use it regularly donations of any size are appreciated
and needed to cover the numerous costs associated with web hosting and
hardware maintenance. If there are not sufficient donations to carry
the project it may have to be discontinued or a different "pay to
download" method employed to distribute it.
[3]PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!
Debian/GNULinux comes with no guarantee so neither does AV Linux. I
accept no responsibility for any hardware/software malfunctions or data
loss resulting from it's use. It is important to note that AV Linux
contains some software that is not open-source and is distributed under
a special licensing arrangement with the original developer,
re-distributing AV Linux is a violation of this license.
- Openbox Configuration Manager or "obconf" currently doesn't launch,
hopefully a future Debian update will fix this issue.
- Some QT3 and QT4 apps appear without Openbox WM in unmaximized
windows. A workaround is to right click and maximize the windows from
the taskbar icons on the LX Panel.
- x264 exporting from Openshot Video Editor including iPod, Flash and
.mp4 doesn't currently work with Debian's libx264 packages, a
workaround is to export from Openshot to DVD or other High Quality
format and convert with WinFF and it's x264 presets.
- Unetbootin does not currently work with the 2.6.32 Kernel and the
Debian Live scripts in AV Linux.
[4]avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso
[5]avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso.md5
I would like to take the opportunity to thank those who have tried AV
Linux for their Input, Support, Comments and Encouragement. It is truly
gratifying to get e-mails from fellow Linux Audio and Video enthusiasts
from all over the world. It is my hope that AV Linux will live up to
it's "Install and Create" mandate and facilitate Multimedia Content
Creation for Linux users.
- Glen MacArthur a.k.a. GMaq
[6]Document made with KompoZer
References
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1. http://www.linuxdsp.co.uk/
2. http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/forums/index.php?topic=240.0
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4. http://www.bandshed.net/iso/avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso
5. http://www.bandshed.net/iso/avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso.md5
6. http://kompozer.net/
Hidden links:
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10. http://www.bandshed.net/iso/avlinux3-lxde-i386-en.iso
11. http://www.bandshed.net/AVLinux2/
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13. http://www.bandshed.net/News.html
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Aldo.
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