3 Aug
2009
3 Aug
'09
4:49 a.m.
On Sunday 02 August 2009 23:53:48 Kjetil S. Matheussen wrote:
Which version are you wokring with?
Versions of pulseaudio older than 0.15 are quite broken with regards to
jack support.
I had to upgrade my whole system from Fedora 10 to 11 to get all the
associated dependency upgrades that v0.15 or greater require. It's
probably not worth testing with an older version as the latest have a
lot of fixes and handle jack a lot more effectively.
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd
David Baron:
If I start pulseaudio with init.d (and jackd would not be running at this
point), it busies up the card and jackd will not start. Actually, it did start
but with an error saying it didn't. No pulse ports appeared. The bare ogg123
did not sound. Jack will soon crash out, taking pulseaudio with it.
If I start pulseaudio as user, it will fail if jackd is not running. If jackd
is running, pulse will start. I have the output port but no capture port. The
bare ogg123 did not sound.
This will only work if that messagb-owned dbus and haldaem-owned hald are
running. These eat up resources, even at idle, and slow things down. If I kill
them, pulseaudio will not start again.
I added the two lines, installed the module and
restarted pulseaudio.
BTW has same problem other daemons had of not detecting their pid file.
Ooollld bug.
Using ogg123 without any -d alsa: Works without jack running. Not with
jack
running. There is now a messagb dbus daemon around which is taking a lot
of
resources, idle, which pulseaudio apparently uses. Cannot start it
without
that.
Do you see the pulseaudio jack ports? (jack_lsp) In case:
In FC10 I had to sometimes run "killall -9 jackdbus" before starting
jack, and sometimes I also had to manually change the soundcard
volume to get sound. (just changing volume, one step up or down
was enough, made the difference).
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