On Tue, 2005-05-04 at 20:19 -0400, Ivica Ico Bukvic wrote: > Hence, I am just wondering at this point whether asoundrc jack is still in > the testing phase (some of the errors that apps reported trying to use jack > plug were due to inability to probe some info from the alsa driver which > implies possible incompleteness of the implementation or weird probing from > the app's side) and also whether anyone has had better luck than myself > using either of these with audacity, sweep, and other non-jackified, yet > important Linux audio apps via either of the aforementioned ways. Pretty much anything that crams blocking IO into Jack will always be dodgy. It might work a little bit sometimes maybe, if you're lucky. Libjackasyn, bio2jack, and all that stuff are useful hacks sometimes, but they're just that - useful hacks. They aren't, and will never be, suitable for pro audio work. Like you said, what needs to be done is to properly jackify these apps. -DR-
