[linux-audio-user] jack trouble

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jm wrote:

> Try
>
> jackd -S -d alsa -r 44100 &
>
> the -S says don't try 32 and 24 bit, only 16 bit.  appearantly your 
> card only supports 16 bit,  the '&' sends it to the background.
>
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>
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Thank for the many ansawers I've received. Anyway, that still doesn't work.
I've typed  jackd -S -d alsa -r 44100 &  but the prompt don't come back 
there's always a problem (xrun ...don't know what it's meaning) and when 
I try the jack metronome , jack_metro  --bpm 120 &, the answer is :


[moebius@localhost moebius]$ jack_metro  --bpm 120 &
[1] 2307
cannot connect to jack server
[moebius@localhost moebius]$ cannot connect to default JACK server
jack server not running?
 
[1]+  Exit 1                  jack_metro --bpm 120
[moebius@localhost moebius]$ jack_connect metro:120_bpm alsa_pcm:playback_1
cannot connect to jack server
cannot connect to default JACK server
jack server not running?


Well, if someone has another(s) idea(s) ....

cordialement,


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