> ALSA 1.0blahblah.rc2 > ardour 0.9beta9 > sound card: RME HDSP 9652 > ADAT source is actually an Emu Darwin > > I set ardour's sync source to "ADAT" in the options window, and > expect to be > able to play darwin and have ardour pick up, but no suck luck. I > don't know > if I need to do something else. I also don't know if the sound > card's ADAT > sync is supposedly working. I read something back in August > about the ADAT > sync on the 9652 being troublesome... > > anyone have any thoughts? > > Aaron, I'm not an Ardour user so I haven't a clue about what it's options are or why you'd even need them. I would have thought that you'd call up hdspconf and set the clock source to whatever interface you want the HDSP 9652 to operate on. You can sync it to an ADAT channel, spdif or Word Clock there. After that, I would just run Ardour as a Jack client. It's will get it's clock from Jack, which is getting it from the HDSP, which is getting it from the port you selected. Of course, since I don't know Ardour, I don't know why you'd need to even set this option on your hardware... Cheers, Mark
