Fritz Meissner a écrit : > On 8 April 2010 00:04, Scott Lavender <scottalaven...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 1:07 PM, Fritz Meissner <meissner.fr...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >> >>> I've been trying out the 2010-03-17 build; it appears that PA and jack >>> are still mutually exclusive. When I start jack, PA stops, and >>> applications such as Totem will not play. When I exit jack, PA is >>> restarted. So we are not yet seeing the benefits of having jack >>> included in main - I assume that at this stage of Lucid's development, >>> this is not likely to change ? >>> >>> Fritz >>> >> Apparently you can circumvent the wrapper script that stops suspends PA and >> starts qctljack. If you run qjackctl.bin directly it avoids it. I learned >> this from this Ubuntu Forum thread, post #5... >> >> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1293082 >> >> This along with the package pulseaudio-module-jack I believe you should find >> things more compatible. >> >> Disclaimer, I haven't really researched this module much and I haven't even >> attempted getting it to work. But since I ran across the information I >> wanted to pass it on to you. >> >> > Thanks for the info - I'll try it out and report back. > > Fritz > > Fritz,
If you want to have the sound of PA in Jack, go on this PPA and add it in Lucid in Synaptic : https://launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid/ Install the package "pulse-jack" and after jack is started, launch it in terminal. You can add it in the qjackctl (Jack Control) setup so that it is auto-started after jackd or jackdmp is started. For my use (since Lucid Beta) it works perfectly: all non-jack applications (including Firefox/flashplayers) go on my RME hdsp sound card. And the integrated sound card of the mother board is now disabled. Great stuff! Toine
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