Hi!

I think your using Jack2, (aka jackdmp ).. (the "dev0_unknownX" portname gives it away)
Although I have an AudioFire 12 and 2 working with it now I do recall having a similar problem with nothing connecting to the output ports with older versions of Jack2...

Perhaps there is a newer version available in your software channel ( apt-get, yum, whichever :-)

As a side note, the "Writeable client / Input Ports" pane on the right of your screenshot [1] are the outputs.
They're labelled as "input ports" because the audio programs write data to the port, so its kinda an input in a way... :-)

Hope that helped, otherwise post back ;-)
-Harry


On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 12:23 PM, jhd 23 <jhd00023@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,
I am trying to configure a card "echo Audiofire 4 " and I'm having some troubles

When I start ffado-dbus-server says that it works correctly, but gives no extra information about how its working.

When I start qjackctl with firewire settings and I look for connections, are not audio outputs, it only shows me audio inputs[1].

When I try to start mplayer with jack support it give me a connection error with Jack.

I leave the qjackctl settings [2]

Thanks a lot.
                         J.:.

[2]http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/6216/setupqjacktcl2.png
[1]http://imageshare.softmu.com/pictures/584286f3a5e9053520f626ba409a3f14.png


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