11 May
2018
11 May
'18
3:41 p.m.
Le 11/05/2018 à 17:26, Chris Caudle a écrit :
You can try starting jackd from a shell so that you
can capture any error
messages.
Are you sure that jackd is starting and running properly from your init
script or systemd file? Can you start any other applications that
communicate with jackd, such as the command line utilities (jack_lsp,
jack_connect, etc.)?
After a system reboot, I get some advances. (systemd includes too much
sorcery for me)
Now I can execute jack_evmon in another terminal and see activity of the
jackd server:
$ jack_evmon
Graph reordered
Client SIP/6007-00000000 registered
Graph reordered
Graph reordered
Port 5 registered
Port 6 registered
Graph reordered
Graph reordered
Port 5 unregistered
Port 6 unregistered
Graph reordered
Client SIP/6007-00000000 unregistered
Graph reordered
Unfortunately there are still (other) errors in the asterisk console:
-- Executing [6000@default:5] JACK("SIP/6007-00000000", "") in new
stack
[May 11 20:30:00] WARNING[30222][C-00000000]: app_jack.c:600
queue_voice_frame: Tried to write 3844 bytes to the ringbuffer, but only
wrote 1679
[May 11 20:30:00] WARNING[30222][C-00000000]: app_jack.c:600
queue_voice_frame: Tried to write 3844 bytes to the ringbuffer, but only
wrote 0
[May 11 20:30:00] WARNING[30222][C-00000000]: app_jack.c:600
queue_voice_frame: Tried to write 3844 bytes to the ringbuffer, but only
wrote 0
../..
[May 11 20:30:10] WARNING[30222][C-00000000]: app_jack.c:600
queue_voice_frame: Tried to write 3844 bytes to the ringbuffer, but only
wrote 0
-- Unregistered SIP '6007'
Indeed, I have no audio in the phone.
There are probably other issues elsewhere in my system...
The adventure goes on!
Best regards
Christophe