13 Sep
2010
13 Sep
'10
4:42 p.m.
hello
i recently switched my os from debian squeeze to ubuntu maverick.
ok.
since years i am useing the nice edirol ua-25 sound device without any problems so far.
but, ubuntu changed this. its seems jack on maverick isnt able to handle a second
sounddevice.
at least the ua-25 isnt supportet at all and the jackd response with an error message:
-jack was stopped with exit status 255
-post shutwodn error 256
-could not connect to jack sserver as client - overall operation failed.
trying to get pd running with alsa for instance, results in some io stuck, no sound s
playing.
the fundamental integration of the pulseaudio server seems to work well for the very
basic
of buildin soundsupport, but at least for me its an unbreakable barrier for a further
useage
of this distro.
has anyone a idea how to be able to run jack with a second and external hardware?
or simply change the distribution,... to osx ;-).
m
13 Sep
13 Sep
4:53 p.m.
Hi,
On Mon, 13 Sep 2010, maex(a)firstfloor.org wrote:
but, ubuntu changed this. its seems jack on maverick
isnt
able to handle a second sounddevice. at least the ua-25
isnt supportet at all and the jackd response with an error
message:
While someone here may be able to help... you might have
better luck in an Ubuntu forum or contacting the Ubuntu
devs. Maverick is still alpha/beta software.
-gabriel
9 p.m.
On 09/13/2010 04:42 PM, maex(a)firstfloor.org wrote:
hello
i recently switched my os from debian squeeze to ubuntu maverick.
ok.
since years i am useing the nice edirol ua-25 sound device without any problems so far.
but, ubuntu changed this. its seems jack on maverick isnt able to handle a second
sounddevice.
Ubuntu changed nothing, it should work.
at least the ua-25 isnt supportet at all and the jackd
response with an error message:
The snd-usb-audio kernel module should still support this device
otherwise it would be a major regression.
the fundamental integration of the pulseaudio server
seems to work well for the very basic
of buildin soundsupport, but at least for me its an unbreakable barrier for a further
useage
of this distro.
Try creating a ~/.pulse/client.conf with just the line autospawn = no in
it and as a startup script in QjackCtl add pulseaudio -k
And it's not the fundamental integration of PulseAudio that forms an
unbreakable barrier, PulseAudio, JACK and ALSA can perfectly coexist.
Best,
Jeremy
14 Sep
14 Sep
7:34 a.m.
hello jeremy
yes. i was talking about the switch from debian to ubuntu, sorry about
the unclear words.
snd-usb-audio works well.
simply alsa has sometroubles, for instance, also alsamixer doesnt work
with the external soundcard. however.
thanks. i ll try that.
but, ubuntu
changed this. its seems jack on maverick isnt able to handle a
second sounddevice.
Ubuntu changed nothing, it should work. at least the ua-25 isnt supportet at all and the
jackd response with an
error message:
The snd-usb-audio kernel module should still support this device
otherwise it would be a major regression.
the fundamental
integration of the pulseaudio server seems to work well
for the very basic
of buildin soundsupport, but at least for me its an unbreakable barrier
for a further useage
of this distro.
Try creating a ~/.pulse/client.conf with just the line autospawn = no in
it and as a startup script in QjackCtl add pulseaudio -k And it's not the fundamental integration of
PulseAudio that forms an
unbreakable barrier, PulseAudio, JACK and ALSA can perfectly coexist.
yes. probably. but, makes such things more complex as it has to be.
best
m
9:32 a.m.
On 09/14/2010 07:34 AM, maex(a)firstfloor.org wrote:
snd-usb-audio works well.
simply alsa has sometroubles, for instance, also alsamixer doesnt work
with the external soundcard. however.
snd-usb-audio is part of ALSA. And the UA-25(EX) cannot be controlled by
alsamixer since it doesn't have any software controls:
http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Edirol_UA-25EX#Custom_softvol_PCM
Best,
Jeremy
hello jeremy
yes. i was talking about the switch from debian to ubuntu, sorry about
the unclear words.
I reread the phrase, also some misinterpretation from my side.
but,
ubuntu changed this. its seems jack on maverick isnt able to handle a
second sounddevice.
Ubuntu changed nothing, it should work. at least the ua-25 isnt supportet at all and the
jackd response with an
error message:
The snd-usb-audio kernel module should still support this device
otherwise it would be a major regression.
10:50 a.m.
maex(a)firstfloor.org wrote:
hello
i recently switched my os from debian squeeze to ubuntu maverick.
ok.
since years i am useing the nice edirol ua-25 sound device without any problems so far.
but, ubuntu changed this. its seems jack on maverick isnt able to handle a second
sounddevice.
at least the ua-25 isnt supportet at all and the jackd response with an error message:
-jack was stopped with exit status 255
-post shutwodn error 256
-could not connect to jack sserver as client - overall operation failed.
trying to get pd running with alsa for instance, results in some io stuck, no sound s
playing.
the fundamental integration of the pulseaudio server seems to work well for the very
basic
of buildin soundsupport, but at least for me its an unbreakable barrier for a further
useage
of this distro.
has anyone a idea how to be able to run jack with a second and external hardware?
or simply change the distribution,... to osx ;-).
Use a distro that doesn't force Pulseaudio on you?
Although I understand Fedora 13 with the audio overlay appears to work
for many people.
--
David
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