This proglem occurs in numerous programs disabling many of them, not just one or a few. If floats or doubles are being used to store the sample rate, the return to a client program should be rounded appropriately to the nearest legal integral sample-rate.
Programs not effected have probably compensated in their code but for every one that fixes it, more new programs (we love jack!) come out with the problem. i.e. Just got Tapestrea from Princeton and I have to start that with a sample-rate argument of 44099. It takes that very seriously so cannot load any audio with a sample-rate of 44100. So I think this needs be addressed in the appropriate property return from jack. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
