we are wrote: > On 12/5/06, Rui Nuno Capela <rncbc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> On Tue, December 5, 2006 05:30, we are wrote: >> > i have been using qjackctl 0.2.2.21 >> > >> > could someone suggest why the iconify button has disappered. >> > >> >> that seems to be an idiosyncrasy of your specific window manager. > > i know this is slightly trivial... sorry. > > i'm using enlightenment 17 and fluxbox but the however the iconify > button is absent in both. > > >> >> > also, is there a way that it could auto detect what sound card is >> plugged >> > in and load a preset accordingly. i use both my HDSP card and the >> onboard >> > ICH intel sound chip depending on where i am at or how >> > orgainised i am. but each card needs different priority and buffer >> setting >> > for jack to opperate properly. >> > >> > i would really like to have qjackctl startup with my window manager but >> > due to my flux in sound device decision, i currently end up with >> loads of >> > errors and jack complaing at me if the preset does not mach the device >> > loaded. >> > >> > perhaps this is a suggestion if there are no current work arounds. >> > >> > > perhaps a startup script is possible to detect the soundcard attached > and then load a preset accordingly.... ie > > qjackctl -p --preset=$hdsp or $ICH > > needless to say i will have to learn a bit more about scripting but if > there are any script wizards out there, are there any simple lines > that people could suggest off the top of their heads. > > cheers > what is an HDSP card? if that's like some plug and play thing than you could check in /proc/asound and see if a file named after the card comes and goes when you plug and unplug it. then maybe something like: #!/bin/bash if [ -e /proc/asound/$HDSP ]; then qjackctl --preset=$HDSP else quackctl --preset=$ICH fi /brian
