Hi, pdrs
FYI
Just tested Pd version 0.40-2, jackdmp 0.7 and Qjackctl. Seems there now is a stable free ASIO audio server on XP.
I used Pd to monitor demoversions of Reaktor, bAbelton Live, NordModular G2 and Reason with little or no flaws.
You can get jackdmp herehttp://www.grame.fr/~letz/jackdmp.html
mvh/Steffen Leve Poulsen
# Hi, # Thanks for the info. I downloaded Jackdmp and Qjackctl. They work fine! # But I couldn't figure out how to connect PD to jack server. When I run pd nothing changes in the "Connections" panel. I'm using "Pd version 0.40.3-extended-20080505" Do I have to do something to run jackdmp as an ASIO driver? -ugur-
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 1:40 AM, Steffen Leve Poulsen slagmark@worldonline.dk wrote:
Hi, pdrs
FYI
Just tested Pd version 0.40-2, jackdmp 0.7 and Qjackctl. Seems there now is a stable free ASIO audio server on XP.
I used Pd to monitor demoversions of Reaktor, bAbelton Live, NordModular G2 and Reason with little or no flaws.
You can get jackdmp herehttp://www.grame.fr/~letz/jackdmp.html
mvh/Steffen Leve Poulsen
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# Hi, # Thanks for the info. I downloaded Jackdmp and Qjackctl. They work fine! # But I couldn't figure out how to connect PD to jack server. When I run pd nothing changes in the "Connections" panel. I'm using "Pd version 0.40.3-extended-20080505" Do I have to do something to run jackdmp as an ASIO driver? -ugur-
Your welcome.
Yup. I had to give up twice to make it work. You need a soundcard with ASIO-drivers or asio4all.
Put the content of the Qjackctl folder where you have jackdmp.exe
Then do (as stated in the readme) regsvr32.exe JackRouter.dll ------regsvr32.exe is in c:/windows/system32. This enables your ASIO apps as jack clients. Now do jackdmp -d portaudio -d -l to get the name of your soundcard. Restart jackdmp -R -S -d portaudio -d "name_of_your_ASIO-driver" Start Qjackctl start Pd. In ASIO-options in Pd you now have "JackRouter". Select and set to 4 in 4 out. In Qjackctl Pd should show up in the connections menu. Set JackRouter options in JackRoute.ini.
mvh/sLp
# Thanks! I did all you said on my desktop with XP and now I'm able to connect Csound and PD using using Jack. # At morning I was on my Laptop with Vista. And "regsvr32.exe JackRouter.dll" command did not worked. So JackRouter option did not appeared as an ASIO device. (I should pay attention to the titles of the topics) # Have a nice day! -ugur-
You need a soundcard with ASIO-drivers or asio4all.
Put the content of the Qjackctl folder where you have jackdmp.exe
Then do (as stated in the readme) regsvr32.exe JackRouter.dll ------regsvr32.exe is in c:/windows/system32. This enables your ASIO apps as jack clients. Now do jackdmp -d portaudio -d -l to get the name of your soundcard. Restart jackdmp -R -S -d portaudio -d "name_of_your_ASIO-driver" Start Qjackctl start Pd. In ASIO-options in Pd you now have "JackRouter". Select and set to 4 in 4 out. In Qjackctl Pd should show up in the connections menu. Set JackRouter options in JackRoute.ini.
mvh/sLp
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