On 2016-12-31, at 2:41 PM, Thomas Howe <tho7maspenguin@gmail.com> wrote:

Maybe I'm using the wrong terms. I mean it has its own Jack client 'Firefox' whenever it runs, unlike programs like Flash which rely on ALSA/PulseAudio, so it's Jack-aware. Firefox seems to lack features that would let me establish a persistent connection between its Jack client and another Jack client, which would generally be expected of a Jack-aware program, so that's why I used "partially Jack-aware".

Hmm?

With that said, any program that talks to Jack through the default audio out (10.9.5, when this was still possible) shows up as the program name. In the case of firefox, I will see Firefox or plugin-container, depending on firefox native or flash.

But this is just using the normal audio out system on Macs; this is the same system that fails on 10.10 or later (as I understand it, only programs that let you explicitly select an audio device can talk to Jack on those OS's; since Firefox/flash, as well as most games and other programs, only talk to the default audio device, none of them can use Jack on newer Mac OS's.)

On 31 December 2016 at 17:06, Michael <keybounce@gmail.com> wrote:

On 2016-12-30, at 7:26 PM, Thomas Howe <tho7maspenguin@gmail.com> wrote:

A loopback Jack client to intercept streams to and from partially Jack-aware programs such as SMPlayer and Firefox would be useful. Both of these programs output audio to Jack, but only to the system ports, which makes routing the audio inconvinient.

When you call Firefox "partially Jack-aware", what do you mean? I can only get firefox to output to the default system audio; I can set that to Jack, but neither Firefox nor flash do anything special when playing videos / ogg files / etc.

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