Re: Jack+Firewire default output

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Hi, Arnold!

2010/10/4 Arnold Krille <arnold@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Monday 04 October 2010 10:19:39 Oleg Ivanenko wrote:
>> I have m-audio firewire solo, jackdmp 1.9.6 and libffado 2.0.1.
>> Soundcard have 2 output pairs in jack.
>>
>> dev0_LineOut L_out
>> dev0_LineOut R_out
>>
>> dev0_SpdifOut L_out
>> dev0_SpdifOut R_out
>>
>> Recently, all jack compatible software was plugged to LineOut by
>> default, but since last firewire and jackd updates the default output
>> became SpdifOut.
>>
>> How can I change default output in my case?
>
> What does "jack_lsp -A" output?
>
> The firewire-outputs should have aliases of "system:playback_X" or
> "firewire_pcm:playback_X". These are sorted in the order of the ports creation,
> so the lineouts should Âstay the first...
>
> Have fun,
>
> Arnold
>
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$ jack_lsp -A
firewire_pcm:dev0_SpdifIn L_in
   system:capture_1
firewire_pcm:dev0_SpdifIn R_in
   system:capture_2
firewire_pcm:dev0_LineIn L_in
   system:capture_3
firewire_pcm:dev0_LineIn R_in
   system:capture_4
firewire_pcm:dev0_SpdifOut L_out
   system:playback_1
firewire_pcm:dev0_SpdifOut R_out
   system:playback_2
firewire_pcm:dev0_LineOut L_out
   system:playback_3
firewire_pcm:dev0_LineOut R_out
   system:playback_4

Am I able to somehow specify the default ports?

-- 
Truly yours, Oleg Ivanenko aka Ash
[if it wasn't so sad, it would be funny]
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