On Fri, 01 Feb 2013 19:45:12 +0100, Roman Haefeli <reduz...@gmail.com>
wrote:
On Fre, 2013-02-01 at 10:37 -0500, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
[...]
Yeah, that sounds like my experience as well. One thing I've heard is
that
pulseaudio can use jack as the backend instead of ALSA. That sounds
like an
ideal situation. Anyone messed with that?
Yeah, there are some tutorials around about how to install the jack-sink
plugin for pulseaudio. It worked well for me. But it had the side-effect
that the volume control keys didn't work anymore.
Roman
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Just install pulseaudio-module-jack
Use jackdbus instead of jackd (jackd2 in Debian based) to have the module
activate jack sink and source automatically when starting jackdbus.
Some jack control apps will want to start jackdbus. jack_control is a
command line tool for starting jackdbus. Just do:
jack_control start|stop
If using qjackctl, make sure dbus is enabled in Setup -> Misc
Restart PA after installing the module. Written by David Henningson as a
starting point for integrating jack with PA.
jack is able to grab the audio device from PA, but this feature is a
little buggy, so it won't work every time. It happens through dbus, and
it's some code that the author Poettering implemented in both PA and jack.
jack is set to have higher priority, and PA is supposed to let go of the
card, and let jack grab it.
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