8 Dec
2006
8 Dec
'06
3:30 p.m.
we are wrote:
On 12/5/06, Rui Nuno Capela <rncbc(a)rncbc.org>
wrote:
perhaps a startup script is possible to detect the soundcard attached
and then load a preset accordingly.... ie
qjackctl -p --preset=$hdsp or $ICH
needless to say i will have to learn a bit more about scripting but if
there are any script wizards out there, are there any simple lines
that people could suggest off the top of their heads.
cheers
what is an HDSP card? if that's like some plug and play thing than you
could check in /proc/asound and see if a file named after the card comes
and goes when you plug and unplug it.
then maybe something like:
#!/bin/bash
if [ -e /proc/asound/$HDSP ]; then
qjackctl --preset=$HDSP
else
quackctl --preset=$ICH
fi
/brian
On Tue, December 5, 2006 05:30, we are wrote:
i know this is slightly trivial... sorry.
i'm using enlightenment 17 and fluxbox but the however the iconify
button is absent in both.
i have been using qjackctl 0.2.2.21
could someone suggest why the iconify button has disappered.
that seems to be an idiosyncrasy of your specific window manager. also, is there a way that it could auto detect
what sound card is
plugged
in and load a preset accordingly. i use both my
HDSP card and the
onboard
ICH intel sound chip depending on where i am at
or how
orgainised i am. but each card needs different priority and buffer
setting
for jack to opperate properly.
i would really like to have qjackctl startup with my window manager but
due to my flux in sound device decision, i currently end up with
loads of
errors and jack complaing at me if the preset
does not mach the device
loaded.
perhaps this is a suggestion if there are no current work arounds.