Thread: [qjackctl-devel] Re: [Jackit-devel] qjackctl : patchbay doing nothing
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From: Rui N. C. <rn...@rn...> - 2004-06-28 07:55:05
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Samuel Krempp wrote: > qjackctl is a key tool for jack, unfortunately I can't figure out how to > have the aptchbay actually do something. only manually connecting slots > (in > the connect window) works. > > I set up the patch bay with : > Output sockets : > alsaplay.* > out_1 > out_2 > connected to freqtweak inputs > freqtweak.* > out_1 > out_2 > connected to alsa_pcm playbacks. > > Input Sockets : > freqtweak.* > in_1 > in_2 > > alsa_pcm > playback_1 > playback_2 > > > I launch freqtweak, alsaplayer, and the connections set in patchbay have > no > effect on the real connections.. > the messages say : > Audio connection graph change > audio active paybatch scan... > audio connection change > audio active paybatch scan... > > > and alsaplay just connects to the alsa playback directly.. > > > Am I doing something wrong ? > (that's qjackctl 0.2.8 and jackd 0.98.1) > AFAICT all seems well. Are you sure the patchbay definition is the active one? Please try the following just in case: 1) manually connnect alsaplayer, freqtweak and alsa_pcm the way you want; 2) using the snapshot feature, create a new patchbay definition on qjackctl; 3) edit the patchbay definition, removing any undesirable; 4) as convenient, the alsaplayer output socket should be opted as exclusive; 5) activate and save the patchbay definition file; 6) watch on the messages window for the happenings... The exclusive output option on alsaplayer (4) will automagically maintain only the ones set on the patchbay definition and disconnect any other connections that eventually may actually exist. Don't hesitate about reporting here your findings. Cheers. -- rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela rn...@rn... |
From: R P. <rt...@ya...> - 2004-06-29 17:27:59
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Rui, I see the same problems reported by Samuel and am using 0.2.8 from Planet CCRMA. Sorry, no time to write a useful report. ron --- Rui Nuno Capela <rn...@rn...> wrote: > Samuel Krempp wrote: > > qjackctl is a key tool for jack, unfortunately I > can't figure out how to > > have the aptchbay actually do something. only > manually connecting slots > > (in > > the connect window) works. > > > > I set up the patch bay with : > > Output sockets : > > alsaplay.* > > out_1 > > out_2 > > connected to freqtweak inputs > > freqtweak.* > > out_1 > > out_2 > > connected to alsa_pcm playbacks. > > > > Input Sockets : > > freqtweak.* > > in_1 > > in_2 > > > > alsa_pcm > > playback_1 > > playback_2 > > > > > > I launch freqtweak, alsaplayer, and the > connections set in patchbay have > > no > > effect on the real connections.. > > the messages say : > > Audio connection graph change > > audio active paybatch scan... > > audio connection change > > audio active paybatch scan... > > > > > > and alsaplay just connects to the alsa playback > directly.. > > > > > > Am I doing something wrong ? > > (that's qjackctl 0.2.8 and jackd 0.98.1) > > > > AFAICT all seems well. Are you sure the patchbay > definition is the active > one? > > Please try the following just in case: > > 1) manually connnect alsaplayer, freqtweak and > alsa_pcm the way you want; > 2) using the snapshot feature, create a new patchbay > definition on qjackctl; > 3) edit the patchbay definition, removing any > undesirable; > 4) as convenient, the alsaplayer output socket > should be opted as exclusive; > 5) activate and save the patchbay definition file; > 6) watch on the messages window for the > happenings... > > The exclusive output option on alsaplayer (4) will > automagically maintain > only the ones set on the patchbay definition and > disconnect any other > connections that eventually may actually exist. > > Don't hesitate about reporting here your findings. > > Cheers. > -- > rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela > rn...@rn... > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email sponsored by Black Hat Briefings & > Training. > Attend Black Hat Briefings & Training, Las Vegas > July 24-29 - > digital self defense, top technical experts, no > vendor pitches, > unmatched networking opportunities. Visit > www.blackhat.com > _______________________________________________ > Jackit-devel mailing list > Jac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jackit-devel > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail |
From: Rui N. C. <rn...@rn...> - 2004-06-29 20:52:07
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Hi, If all else fails, please send the patchbay definition files (.xml) for me to take a peek. > R Parker > Rui, > > I see the same problems reported by Samuel and am > using 0.2.8 from Planet CCRMA. Sorry, no time to write > a useful report. > > ron > > --- Rui Nuno Capela <rn...@rn...> wrote: >> Samuel Krempp wrote: >> > qjackctl is a key tool for jack, unfortunately I >> can't figure out how to >> > have the aptchbay actually do something. only >> manually connecting slots >> > (in >> > the connect window) works. >> > >> > I set up the patch bay with : >> > Output sockets : >> > alsaplay.* >> > out_1 >> > out_2 >> > connected to freqtweak inputs >> > freqtweak.* >> > out_1 >> > out_2 >> > connected to alsa_pcm playbacks. >> > >> > Input Sockets : >> > freqtweak.* >> > in_1 >> > in_2 >> > >> > alsa_pcm >> > playback_1 >> > playback_2 >> > >> > >> > I launch freqtweak, alsaplayer, and the >> connections set in patchbay have >> > no >> > effect on the real connections.. >> > the messages say : >> > Audio connection graph change >> > audio active paybatch scan... >> > audio connection change >> > audio active paybatch scan... >> > >> > >> > and alsaplay just connects to the alsa playback >> directly.. >> > >> > >> > Am I doing something wrong ? >> > (that's qjackctl 0.2.8 and jackd 0.98.1) >> > >> >> AFAICT all seems well. Are you sure the patchbay >> definition is the active >> one? >> >> Please try the following just in case: >> >> 1) manually connnect alsaplayer, freqtweak and >> alsa_pcm the way you want; >> 2) using the snapshot feature, create a new patchbay >> definition on qjackctl; >> 3) edit the patchbay definition, removing any >> undesirable; >> 4) as convenient, the alsaplayer output socket >> should be opted as exclusive; >> 5) activate and save the patchbay definition file; >> 6) watch on the messages window for the >> happenings... >> >> The exclusive output option on alsaplayer (4) will >> automagically maintain >> only the ones set on the patchbay definition and >> disconnect any other >> connections that eventually may actually exist. >> >> Don't hesitate about reporting here your findings. >> >> Cheers. >> -- >> rncbc aka Rui Nuno Capela >> rn...@rn... >> |