Re: switching distribution/alsa problems

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Aha, the magic piece of info you haven't previously provided,
Kristoffer! At least, I don't recall you ever telling us you're trying
to run speech over jack.

Don't do that. Reserve jack for your high end audio devices where you
use Audacity, or software like that. Jack doesn't belong on the device
that's driving your screen reader's speech.

Take jack out, and I'll bet your problems will evaporate.

Janina


Kristoffer Gustafsson writes:
> Hi.
> since I've got so much problems with alsa I'm thinking of switching to
> another distribution than debian.
> do you think this will help?
> I get so much problems all the time.
> suddnely it just stops working. no sound at all. it just says "jack
> server not running and cannot be started"
> then I'll have to remove very much things, and then reinstall.
> then it works.
> I get so tired of this. is it worth trying another distro?
> /Kristoffer
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