USB audio device and JACK

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Hello everyone!
   I had a USB audio device here, a Zoom h4n, portable recorder/audio 
interface. When I connect it to my box, it shows up and ALSA finds it.
   First: ALSA can't open the mixer, no elemtns found, alsamixer says.
   Second: I can't use JACK with it, although I read on some forum, that a chap 
managed with Fedora FC6. JACK tells me something about broken pipe. It runs, 
but there's no sound and I definitely have to "killall -9" it. :-( I tried 
JACK with different period sizes (-p) and different frames per period (-n), 
different samplerates, although I can set these on the Zoom, before I connect 
it. As I said: ALSA can record from it and play sounds using it.
   Does anyone of you have an idea on the subject?
   Kindest regards
         Julien

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