On 28.06.2011 22:43, wrote Jeremy Jongepier:
On 06/28/2011 10:37 PM, R.Wolff wrote:
Hi Jeremy and Jouni,
thanks for clarifying this for me. It was an idea because first I had
problems with random numbering of the devices, which makes working with
JACK a pain, specially if you named your connections acc. to your
connected devices. So I tried the older:
option snd-hda-intel index=0
option snd-ice1712 =index1
Hello Raphael,
You're aware that you can also use the ALSA designation of the devices with
JACK? You can address your Delta as 'hw:M1010LT' and your onboard card as
'hw:SB'. No need to index anything.
Best,
Jeremy
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Jeremy, yes I've read about it but haven't got my head around it just yet.
Would I have to put it in the '.jackdrc'? Or can I enter this directly into the
qjackcontrol
I/O fields? That would be neat.
Paul Davis:
> and not just in JACK - in any software that allows the user to provide
> an ALSA device name.
Thank you Paul.
Clemens Ladish:
> options snd slots=snd-hda-intel,snd-ice1712,snd-usb-audio,snd-usb-audio
>
> # 0x046d: Logitech
> # 0x0582: Roland
> # 0x1397: Behringer
> options snd-usb-audio vid=0x1397,0x0582,0x046d enable=1,1,0 index=2,3
>
> options snd-hda-intel enable=1,0
>
>
> The snd-hda-intel entry relies on PCI devices always being probed in
> the same order; this might not be true in future kernels.
>
>
> Regards,
> Clemens
>
Hi Clemens, this would be placed in the alsa-base.conf if understand it right?
I'll have a go at it. I just thought of making things leaner, less messy, that's why
I wanted to blacklist them in the first place.
Again, many thanks to you all,
Raphael ;)
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