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Hello everyone!
Has anyone tried to install ST on a Linux virtual machine? If yes, the results?
We have a Xeon 3.00ghz 6-Core 12MB, with 8GB of ram, 500GB SSD and a ESI Juli@.
The server would be composed of a VM for Firewall , one for Stereo Tool , and one for a small Ubuntu with ZoneMinder (security cameras) and Samba sharing.
What could be the hardware request for a nice results?
Thanks in advice!!
Hello,
We did indeed have this working - we utilised a Linux computer with a soundcard which we were using for playout to 'ingest' the audio into NetJack then sent it to a virtual server for processing. It took a bit of trickery to get it from jack to stdout and back again. However it's easier now the gui version supports jack natively.
I did manage to get 192kHz ST working in linux with reasonable latency too. Used a Steinberg UR22. This made the transmitter work although I couldn't tune it perfectly due to the fact it has a filter; that said RDS still worked and I got a fairly solid 73kHz average deviation with 30 minutes of playing.
Even we a decent machine ST still caused the odd xrun/click which was annoying though.
I am currently looking at the possibility of using virtual windows architecture with Dante Virtual Soundcard however there are a lack of physical 192kHz to AoIP devices...