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(1) My mistake, there is a terminal command that initializes the card. Once this is done, the audio hardware works correctly in connection with Jack. I was able to test it now with the hydrogen drum machine.
HOWEVER Pd still generates the same error : The moment I select Jack as audio device it appears in the Jack connection panel (and I can connect it) but in the canvas of Pd prints the error message "audio I/O stuck... closing audio". The rest is silence.
I'm short of ideas... I cannot understand what "audio I/O stuck" means.
Best
Jurgen
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Yu Lao wrote:
Multiface, I was unaware about a special firmware update. Thanks I will try
to find it
if the red light stops blinking when you boot into linux, then it has successfully loaded the needed firmware.
just for the sake of full understanding:
- why do you assume that audio-hardware and alsa drivers seem towork when
you are not able to playback from any application?
if the interface is not working there is a red blinking light on it. That's
how I know when the Win driver gets corrupted once a year or so.
so i assume that this isn't a problem herewell, if i understand correctly, Pd (or anything else) using alsa says "running" as well (at least it doesn't show any problems) and it still "doesn't work".
- why do you assume that jack runs fine, when it doesn't work?
because it says "running" after I press start" and it displays a CPU load.
i'm pretty sure that this is the problem...
oh, and a common pitfall: most RME devices hae a DSP-mixer on port, which
is muted by default.
(install and) start hdspmixer (if you have this card), this should most
likely do the trick (make sure that the gains of the output matrix are set
to something meaningful)
Thanks for the hint, I will have a look into the mixer.
msdft
IOhannes