Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote: > this worked for me back then > http://www.harald-hoyer.de/linux/pulseaudio-and-jackd > but I didn't try it with recent/current Fedora version. That's the "PulseAudio on top of JACK" solution. Probably the best solution if you need both PA and JACK at the same time. But: * not recommended (and AFAIK not fully supported) by upstream, * needs some setup tweaks. Having to kill PulseAudio, start JACK and restart PulseAudio manually at each session as described in those instructions is not that great, more tweaking (to your session autostart stuff) is needed to have this just work. * adds extra latency to all the PulseAudio-using apps, which tend to be the majority (but also those for which latency usually matters less; and some stuff like Phonon or those MIDI sequencers is quite flexible so you can output directly to JACK there). * loses you some of the features of PulseAudio, e.g. the support for multiple audio devices with automatic fallback to what's currently available, per-app device preferences etc. Still, yes, it's the best you can do if you need both PA and JACK simultaneously. Kevin Kofler
