I started jack with the command jackstart -R -d alsa -d hw -r 44100 which started jack without a problem. It also allowed PD to start without the I/O stuck message. I then used the command qjackctl and got the following message: Warning: no locale found: /usr/share/locale/qjackctl_en_US.UTF-8.qm which I'm not sure if I need to set anything in the jack audio kit window.
It was suggested I use the oss drivers instead of alsa but the system shuts down and says no such driver exists. I don't know how to install that.
With a simple adc-dac connection, I still cannot get any input or output numbers in the PD window. The DIO lights up red.I have set the number of channels and also use preset 1 in the HDSP mixer.
If anyone knows what might possibly might be going wrong please let me know.
Thank you-
Melissa Corso
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Melissa Corso wrote:
I started jack with the command jackstart -R -d alsa -d hw -r 44100 which started jack without a problem. It also allowed PD to start without the I/O stuck message. I then used the command qjackctl and got the following message: Warning: no locale found: /usr/share/locale/qjackctl_en_US.UTF-8.qm which I'm not sure if I need to set anything in the jack audio kit window.
It was suggested I use the oss drivers instead of alsa but the system shuts down and says no such driver exists. I don't know how to install that.
With a simple adc-dac connection, I still cannot get any input or output numbers in the PD window. The DIO lights up red.I have set the number of channels and also use preset 1 in the HDSP mixer.
If anyone knows what might possibly might be going wrong please let me know.
Have you set the mixer levels with alsamixer?
Have you done a simple test with arecord/aplay?
There is a quicktoot available at the LAU guide (see below).
HTH
Hallo, Melissa Corso hat gesagt: // Melissa Corso wrote:
I started jack with the command jackstart -R -d alsa -d hw -r 44100 which started jack without a problem. It also allowed PD to start without the I/O stuck message. I then used the command qjackctl and got the following message: Warning: no locale found: /usr/share/locale/qjackctl_en_US.UTF-8.qm which I'm not sure if I need to set anything in the jack audio kit window.
If you start Jack by hand using jackstart (which I alsways do) then you don't necessarily need to qjackctl, except for making and deleting the Jack routing connections. But the commands "jack_lsp" and "jack_connect" are okay for routing as well. jack_lsp lists the active jack ports and "jack_connect source_port destination_port" will do connections (jack_disconnect undoes them).
It was suggested I use the oss drivers instead of alsa but the system shuts down and says no such driver exists. I don't know how to install that.
Don't do that, OSS is dead. You only need ALSA's OSS emulation, but not for Jack.
ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
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