29 Jul
2005
29 Jul
'05
1:21 a.m.
Mike Jewell wrote:
Mike,
Sorry, I haven't followed this thread and must surely have missed the
essence of your problem, but I thought I'd interject that running the
CCRMA Fedora Core QJackCtl, Ardour, and Audacity on my Dell 470 with an
Audigy2 sound card, I do not experience any problem running them both at
the same time.
I can jump back and forth between Ardour and Audacity and play them
alternately or or even simultaneously. This is without selecting
anything at all - just run and start Jack with QJackCtl, run Ardour and
load a session, run Audacity and load a file, and have at it.
So, if this comment is irrelevant ignore it, but from my experience I
don't see your problem.
Frank
I think I read
somewhere you can select the connection from inside
audacity, but not for other jack clients that were not there when
audacity started.
The very "unjack" behavior of being connected only while playing is one
of the reasons I have not yet built a jack enabled audacity in Planet
CCRMA. I don't know if the culprit is portaudio itself or the code
inside audacity. Well, maybe I should build one anyway.
-- Fernando
If a build of Audacity like this would simply let it talk to my sound
card while JACK/Ardour are running, this would be a huge benefit since
then I could easily use it to edit sound files exported from Ardour as
in my other recent post.
Mike
Mike Jewell
One-Up Audio