Mike Jewell wrote: >>I think I read somewhere you can select the connection from inside >>audacity, but not for other jack clients that were not there when >>audacity started. >> >>The very "unjack" behavior of being connected only while playing is one >>of the reasons I have not yet built a jack enabled audacity in Planet >>CCRMA. I don't know if the culprit is portaudio itself or the code >>inside audacity. Well, maybe I should build one anyway. >> >>-- Fernando >> >> >> >If a build of Audacity like this would simply let it talk to my sound >card while JACK/Ardour are running, this would be a huge benefit since >then I could easily use it to edit sound files exported from Ardour as >in my other recent post. > >Mike >Mike Jewell >One-Up Audio > > Mike, Sorry, I haven't followed this thread and must surely have missed the essence of your problem, but I thought I'd interject that running the CCRMA Fedora Core QJackCtl, Ardour, and Audacity on my Dell 470 with an Audigy2 sound card, I do not experience any problem running them both at the same time. I can jump back and forth between Ardour and Audacity and play them alternately or or even simultaneously. This is without selecting anything at all - just run and start Jack with QJackCtl, run Ardour and load a session, run Audacity and load a file, and have at it. So, if this comment is irrelevant ignore it, but from my experience I don't see your problem. Frank
