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Re: [orca-list] how to use jack in ubuntu?

Really I don't know any workaround for this at present. I did this test on my laptop and several times it produces errors and Ardour does not even start. In order to go further, I have a desktop with two sound cards. There, I've tested Linux Ubuntu 10.04, installed Ardour and I was able to setup Jack, start Ardour and make some experiments with it. Pulseaudio was using my on-board sound card and Jack my Delta Audiophile 2496 with ALSA drivers. Its performance is really, great. 

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Em 27/11/2010 18:42, VojtÄch PolÃÅek escreveu:
That's bad. I have only one card in my laptop and I'm not going to buy another. 
Isn't there any way to circumwent this?
Vojta

On 27.11.2010 21:30, Edu Camargo wrote:
Remember, jack requires exclusive access to your sound card, so it's a briliant idea having two cards, one dedicated to the system's general use (probably an on-board card) and another for jack applications, such as Ardour.
Through Ardour, and with this setup in mind, it is possible to configure jack using GUI, otheerwise 'jackd' (the console app) is the best alternative to play with. And Ardour always starts a jack session everytime you run it, so you don't need to start jackd manually (unless I'm missing something). So to play around with jack via console, just type jackd and make some tests, or for a quick start type jackd --help. 

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Em 27/11/2010 11:13, covici ccs covici com escreveu:

Can't you start it from the terminal?  Its supposed to be started for
each user wishing to use it.

VojtÄch PolÃÅek<krecoun gmail com>  wrote:


Hello,
Is there actually any way of using jack in ubuntu? qjack-ctl is in qt,
so it's no use for me.
I tried to do something with jacknetsourcegui, that should be in gtk,
but I can't find any way of actually starting it.
I would like to connect some applications to jack like ardour or
virtual keyboard.
Can you help me please?
Thank you,
Vojta
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