26 Mar
2010
26 Mar
'10
3 p.m.
Not solving your problem, but is this tool running on ubuntu?
http://repo.or.cz/w/libflashsupport-jack.git
I have it running on arch and it is really doing a great job here. I don't
even have to pause the daily show to check whether the synth is running or not
...
Best, Bjoern
Am Freitag 26 März 2010 11:31:51 schrieb Fritz Meissner:
On 26 March 2010 07:09, Joshua D. Boyd
<jdboyd(a)jdboyd.net> wrote:
Due to my motherboard choice, it turns out I need
to use a bleeding edge
linux, in my case Ubuntu 10.04 beta.
I may be getting side tracked here from what I really want though. What
I really want is to use the M-Audio card with Jack, while still having
pulseaudio running on the onboard sound so that I can have both nice
audio applications and Flash outputting at the same time (albeit to
seperate channels on the mixing board). I see in QJackCtl that I can
select the alsa device to use, but it still shuts down pulseaudio
globally when I select the second card. And still for some reason the
second card doesn't want to work correctly here. When I had this card
in a prior 8.04 system, I disabled the onboard sound and didn't try this
dual output trick, but otherwise everything worked auto-magically.
I've been testing the Ubuntu Studio 10.04 (not the beta, but a daily
build from shortly before the beta, so I imagine it's much the same)
because I had been hoping that, now that jack has been brought into
main, PulseAudio would be compiled with jack support so that it didn't
have to be shut down when jack started up. However, it appears that
this has not yet happened, so jack still shuts down PA when it runs.
I'm assuming that they would not be making major changes before final
release, so 10.04 will presumably still not support PA and jack
co-operating.
Fritz
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