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Kevin Chadwick <ma1l1ists <at> yahoo.co.uk> writes: |
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> > Another question. Can the installation of PulseAudio and Jack |
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> > coexist? Doable or a constant nightmare? |
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> There seems to be a a package to allow pulse to utilise jack. However |
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> if you are using jack for the high quality audio benefit then |
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> apparently you have to kill pulseaudio even if it means making a dummy |
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> package on binary distros to fool the system into thinking it is |
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> installed and so not removing lots. |
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What I suspected.... timing (latency) increases that from my |
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experiments are sporadic and too unpredictable. jack alone |
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works best. |
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> I suggested he use Gentoo but I think he saw it as too much work. |
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(comment for me?) |
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All I use is gentoo or embedded (state machines) on embeddded hardware. My |
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target is jack on embedded gentoo, but, I've run into resource limitations, |
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so I'm waiting on my new Arm15 dev board in May..... |
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Thanks, |
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James |
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