/driver
driver name=netone
/driver
driver name=dummy
/driver
/drivers
internals
internal name=profiler
/internal
internal name=netadapter
/internal
internal name=audioadapter
/internal
internal name=netmanager
/internal
/internals
/jack
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synchronisation.Starting synchronisation.
)= 26
usleep(25 unfinished ...
+++ killed by SIGSEGV +++
See announcement:
http://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-dev/2012-October/033986.html
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--- jack_control.orig 2012-05-27 03:11:33.969454794 +
+++ jack_control 2012-06-02 23:31:20.568501561 +
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@
print status - check whether jack server is started
to be installed with
either jackd1 or jackd2 packages and that jack.plumbings's behavior
when jackd2 is installed is lame.
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intended use with audio.
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Index: src/AudioIO.cpp
===
--- src/AudioIO.cpp (revision 11191)
+++ src/AudioIO.cpp (working copy)
@@ -342,7 +342,9 @@
32000
This is upstream bug #192, where it was reported against v1.3.12, but
the issue appears to have existed since at least 2003.
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Package: audacity
Version: 1.3.13-3
Setting any preference while working on one or more projects will
reset their sample rates to the project default (as found under Edit
Preferences Quality Default Sample Rate in the Sampling frame).
That shouldn't happen; the project rate of work in progress
Package: audacity
Version: 1.3.13-3
For some weird reason importing raw audio with a sampling rate of
192kHz results in track having a rate of 100kHz instead. Seems to be
true of all rates 100kHz in general. The rate can be updated after
the import, and playback and editing still work fine,
