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OK, new theory. Perhaps I am seeing poorly written ALSA code in
applications, trying to write to hw:0, bypassing my 'default'
statements in asound.conf. Is there a way in asound.conf to reset
device numbers to specific alphanumeric names? In my case, if I am
understanding this correctly, to set hw:0 to point to hw:jack ?<br>
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<pre wrap="">OK, perhaps a stupid question: does jackd mix? In other words, let's
say we have two or more audio applications outputting to Jack; will Jack
mix the streams? Or does it send them each independently to the sound
driver?
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Well, yes. The mixing is done on a port-by-port basis. Whenever
there is more than one input connected to a JACK port the
corresponding samples are added together.
This can produce float values greater than 1.0, which will overflow
when routed to a physical output device. But, there are many JACK
applications that allow you to adjust output levels.
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