Re: [ecasound] Ignore JACK transport with Python ECI

[Joel R. <jo...@po...>]

Adam Cathersides wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am a recent new user to ecasound and have started using the Python ECI
> interface.
> 
> When I run the command line I can use -G 'notransport' to tell ecasound to
> ignore any JACK transport messages.  Is there anyway to do this when using
> the python ECI?  I cant find a way at the moment and I am starting to tear
> my hair out!

Hi Adam,

Kai already mentioned the cs-option command.

Another way is to put the -G option in an .ecs (ecasound
chain setup) file and load it with cs-load.  This is what
Nama does, generating an .ecs file with all audio routing information.

An .ecs file can be reviewed for correctness, and can be
tested directly with ecasound.

ecasound -c -s chainsetup.ecs

cs-save lets you write a chain setup after configuring the
engine with other ECI commands.

Have fun :)

Joel
 
> Any help much appreciated!
> 
> -- 
> Adam Cathersides

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