Jack problem is solved:
First, the UCG102 digital conversion is only 16 bits. Secondly, it
only samples at 3 rates - 32kHz, 44.1kHz and 48kHz. So I set Jackctl
to 16 bit and 44.1. Still no success.
I then abandoned Jackctl and went to jackd at the command line, and set
the Frames/Period to 1024, and it crashed. Finlally, I increased
Frames/Period to 2048 and jackd was running.
With jackd stable from the command line, I started Jackcontrol, and
jack remained stable. Next, it was time to test some applications.
Both Ecamegapedal and Jackrack connected to jackd, applied effect
treatments to my guitar, and produced sound through the headphones and
recorded tracks to audacity.
The short story is the Behringer UCG102 works with Jack, but may
require some tweaking.
-=cybersean=-
----- Original Message ----
From: Sean Edwards <cybersean3000@xxxxxxxxx>
To: alsa-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 1:27:12 PM
Subject: Re: Behringer UCG102
I will try again later tonight and post the results.
-=cybersean3000=-
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