Re: How to make Jack remember soundcards, not alsa-slots

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On 12/14/2010 06:19 PM, torbenh wrote:
if you run jackd with a period size of 128... running alsa_out -d hw:1 -p 128
should give you good results with jack>= 0.118

I tried this, but was never able to get good sound from the alsa_out device. I put a lot of effort in making sure I used the right flags, but there would always be a stable periodic jitter.

I tried this on two different systems: Puredyne (I compiled the latest stable jackdmp from source) and TangoStudio (which comes with jackd 0.118). Both on amd64, if that makes any difference.

As reference, I am getting really good results using multiple devices on puredata using OSS. No broken sound at around 5 ms.

Is there some way I can debug alsa_in/out?

--
ailo
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