Calling Session::set_play_loop repeatedly (e.g. LLL) should toggle in and out
of loop play. Previously transport needed to be stopped before loop play could
be started for a second or subsequent time. This uses the loop_changing boolean
to flag that Session::non_realtime_stop should not unset the loop.
Also, Session::non_realtime_stop must reset loop_changing to false after use so
it does not affect the next transport action.
In theory we only need to do this if the use of a loop for a given overwrite differs
from the previous refill or overwrite. However, keeping track of this is hard, and
this way effectively enforces the notion that if we do the arithmetic correct,
for cases where there's no change in the use of a loop location, this ends up
being a no-op (i.e. we are resetting it back to its current value)
Session::destroy() calls drop_references(),
which leads to InternalSend::send_from_going_away()
calling InternalSend::propagate_solo().
This looks up the SoloControl to test soloed_by_others(), incl.
and VCA maters. Those VCAs however may already have been destroyed,
and (weak pointer) _master.lock() fails.
There's no need to fill the whole buffer, because we do not consider the whole buffer readable.
This uses the recently-added PlaybackBuffer::overwritable_at() API to compute the correct
amount of data to overwrite
The distance is between a given offset in the buffer (probably a
read position at some point in time) and the write ptr. Any data after
the write ptr is "old" and not readable, and thus not worth overwriting
since we would not read it anyway.
When a button has a fixed size, there's no need to call queue_resize().
This fixes an issue with the ArdourClock info displays when slaved.
The Timecode and Delta display text changes in small intervals and
caused excessive CPU load due to GUI size-requests + redraws.
* use left-aligned sign symbol with "sample" unit.
When the delta value jitters in decimal places (e.g. MTC)
it's otherwise no possible to discern + vs -.
* Use white text by default (not green)
An engine restart sends dis-connect messages for the reverse
port-mapping (after making the connection):
Connect: system:midi_capture_41a56f90 -> ardour:MTC in
Connect: system:capture_1 -> ardour:LTC in
DisConnect: ardour:MTC in -> system:midi_capture_41a56f90
DisConnect: ardour:LTC in -> system:capture_1
This lead to TransportMaster being marked as inactive.
This is likely an issue that should be fixed elsewhere, but in
case of JACK, we likely do not have control over this.
Offset the detected timecode instead of the detection time.
The latter is used by the DLL and later also used to calculate
delta times which lead to a constant offset.
TransportMasterStart needs to be set when this cycle's delta
can reach _remaining_latency_preroll.
This allows to directly catch the master-position and start
rolling without initial vari-speed.
This mechanism adds infrastructure that can later also be used
for MTC and MIDIClock.
PS. The LTC Generator port's latency is queried after the port
is created, and later kept in sync via LatencyUpdated signal.
This uses a recently introduce Signal instead of the generic
GraphReordered, which was used in the past since it usually
happened after the latency was changed.
* Do not allow new send to change implicit solo (no propagation)
* Propagate changes to due aux-send removal upstream
to tracks or busses connected to the source route.
* Forward solo-isolate
So far internal-sends were explicitly special-cased, and implicit
solo-state only was only forwarded for direct up/down-stream
connections. ...and nobody can remember why :)
This restriction is removed, so far mainly with commenting-out
code, as experiment.
Internal sends are not only more convenient, but also required
in cases where direct connections result in ambiguous latency.
When rolling forward the LTC generator needs to send future
a timestamp, so that when it matches the current time when
the signal arrives at the output port.
(A6 aligns transport playhead to output)
Also remove redundant double call to Track::set_block_size(). This dates back to 2010
when there used be an additional traversal of the Diskstream RCU-managed list, before
they became owned by Tracks
In case of JACK all ports not owned by Ardour may be re-sampled,
and latency is added. External JACK ports need to be treated
like physical ports: I/O latency needs to be taken into account.
When not using JACK, all external ports are physical ports
so this is a NO-OP for other backends.
Generator ports (like TransportMaster slaves), should not be
re-sampled when vari-speeding. Instead the Timecode/Clock should
directly use the engine-speed.
For this to happen, they need to be special-cased: no re-sampler
latency, direct access to engine-buffers.
Since 4508d5bab this only happened after a fade-out.
Currently there is no fade when transport is stopped and monitor
mode changes MonitoringDisk <-> MonitoringInput.
DiskReader::DeclickAmp is only used for data from disk.
Fading live-input data passing through will likely need another
Amp.
