[linux-audio-user] jack doesn't see my digital I/Os

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Esben Stien ha scritto:

>federico <xaero@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
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>>i guess jack doesn't handle multiple soundcards
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>You set up the multiple devices in alsa to present them as one device
>to jack. If these devices are not able to use the same clock, they
>will drift.
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my soundcard is able to sync clock via its internal clock, via ADAT 
source (optical), or via word clock.

in order to hear ADAT input i have to sync to ADAT clock, and set the 
clock switch to "Internal (44.1k)" on my ADAT.

however, if you look at the thread ".asoundrc - merging two soundcards" 
you see that i managed to get a such setup with jack, but it is highly 
instable, or has something wrong, because it crashes jack after few 
second that it is started.

>>can work if i start two instances of jack?
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>It is possible to run a jack server on each card and then communicate
>between the servers. I cannot point you any place, but I'm sure
>someone else will.
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